Cessna’s T303 Crusader is a special twin in the world of general aviation, not just for its distinct cruciform profile created by its tailplane. The six-seater was developed from the 303 Clipper, which Cessna opted to discontinue after producing only one plane due to the declining demand in the category. Cessna also changed the name, not just to distinguish the new model but also to avoid any troubles with Pan Am which had trademarked “Clipper” for their airliner fleet.