English: The Sopwith Swallow was a company-funded, single seat Scooter was the company's very first monoplane, making its debut in June 1918. It was built as an unarmed interim prototype for the Sopwith Swallow fighter, the Scooter actually served as Sopwith Test Pilot, Harry Hawker's personal aircraft. Powered by a 130hp Clerget, the Scooter used a Sopwith Camel fuselage. The sole Scooter never wore a military serial, its first identity being the civil K 135 seen here, later changed to G-EACZ.
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The Sopwith Swallow single seat Scooter, the company's very first monoplane