80 Years of Swift! Hope to See Everyone in Granbury, Texas tomorrow for the Celebration!
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There is just nothing like flying a Swift! They are beautiful to look at and fun to fly!
Another Great Article By Sparky Barnes Written for General Aviation News – Click Image to Open Link
Scott Anderson and his 1946 Globe GC-1B Swift. Note the smooth wing skins.
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A Short History of the Swift
The birthplace of the Swift was Ft. Worth, TX, in early 1940. The very first low wing, two-place retractable gear aircraft called "The Swift" was built as what would be called today a "homebuilt," by Mr. R.S. "Pop" Johnson of Ft. Worth. Mr. Johnson … Continue Reading >>>
