Swift Aircraft
Develops a two-seat composite aircraft for flight schools, military training and general aviation
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Swift Aircraft
Swift Aircraft is developing the Swift, a low-wing, two-seat composite aircraft designed for pilot training, military training and general aviation. The aircraft is designed for aerobatic flight and different propulsion systems, and is to be manufactured in the UK.
The company is registered in Badersfield, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2004. The Swift is planned to make its first flight in 2028 and is initially intended for amateur builders, followed by a certified version for private pilots.
Product: Develops the Swift, a two-seat composite aircraft for flight training, military training and general aviation.
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