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Comper Swift Unveiling at Cosford

This unusual aircraft was unveiled at a reception in November 2011. It was restored in part, by the generosity of the son of the former owner, Alex Henshaw. It has a significant race history and portrays the very successful exploits of the Cranwell Light Aircraft Club whose members included Nicholas Comper and Frank Whittle, in a very tangible fashion.

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An elderly couple is observing a historical aircraft displayed in a museum. The aircraft is a World War II-era fighter plane with distinct markings, including a white nose, yellow underbelly, and camouflage paint. Behind the aircraft, there is an engine on display, and information plaques are placed in front of the plane for visitors to read.
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