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Support Vintage Aviation by Entering the Swift Raffle

By General Aviation News Staff · August 13, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Don Abbot in his “Super Swift,” going for the green dot at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026. (Photo by Jim Roberts)

Time is running out to get tickets to the Swift Museum raffle, as winning tickets will be drawn on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026.

The grand prize is a $30,000 credit with Ly-Con Aircraft Engines toward a new or rebuilt Continental or Lycoming engine or, if you prefer, you can take $20,000 cash.

Four additional prizes will also be awarded:

  • Second Prize: $2,000
  • Third Prize: $1,500
  • Fourth Prize: $750
  • Fifth Prize: $500

Tickets are one for $50, three for $135, five for $210, or 10 for $400. Only 2,500 will be sold, according to Swift Museum officials.

To make a purchase, go to SwiftRaffle.com. If you’d rather purchase tickets by phone, call the Swift Museum Foundation at 423-745-9547.

The Swift Museum Foundation is the type club for the Globe Swift and T-35 Buckaroo aircraft. The raffle is its sole annual fundraiser. Proceeds support operating expenses and parts acquisition to keep these vintage gems in the air, officials note.

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