>>The Swift Parts department not only has Swift air frame parts, but has OEM sales of both Continental and Lycoming engines. We also have Hartzell and McCulley propellers and are working with MT Propellers. Electronic items are such as WX weather navigation are also sold. Since aircraft parts are available only to members, we can offer the most competitive pricing available.

>>Swift Parts partners with Nuvite to provide a nationally recognized aircraft polishing system that has never been matched. The mirror like finishes are seen at major aviation events throughout the country. A “How to” instructional CD and all supplies are available to anyone at Swift Parts.

>>Swift Parts also stocks Logo items such as shirts, hats and jackets for sale to anyone. 

Parts contact information available on the the Contact Us page.

>>The Swift Museum is open Monday - Saturday from 8 AM to 4 PM, but has currently has limited staffing so visitors arriving from away locations are encourage to contact the Museum to ensure tour guide availability.  The Museum is proud to present Swift’s from the start in 1946 to today.  Although production stopped in 1951, Swift’s have continued to be modified and current editions have the speed and looks to be the envy of General aviation.  From SN#1 to the military model, the T-35 Buckaroo, there is not a finer collection of Swift’s on display in the world. A Swift is hanging in the Smithsonian for national viewing, but at the Swift Museum you can stand next to these historic aircraft and see into the cockpit.

>> In 2000, the Swift community formalized a long standing tradition of formation flying by establishing the Swift Formation Committee (SFC) to organize and manage a formation flying training program.  It started by attending a FAST formation school and with their encouragement starting a similar program.  This program was recognized by the FAA in 2003 and in 2007 SFC became a signatory and member of the national FAST program.  Information joining this program which is open to all aircraft types can be found at SFC web site.