Swanflight
Swanflight
Also known as: Swan Flight, Swanflight.com, Swanflight Cases, Swanflight Flightcases
UnclaimedSwanflight is a British manufacturer of custom flight cases, founded in 1994 by Simon Walton, then a working DJ who started building cases out of his garage in Sedgefield, County Durham. The company has grown into one of the UK's larger independent case makers, producing thousands of cases each month from its Sedgefield factory and shipping worldwide.
The brand's catalogue centers on protectiv...
Swanflight is a British manufacturer of custom flight cases, founded in 1994 by Simon Walton, then a working DJ who started building cases out of his garage in Sedgefield, County Durham. The company has grown into one of the UK's larger independent case makers, producing thousands of cases each month from its Sedgefield factory and shipping worldwide.
The brand's catalogue centers on protective cases for the audio and music-production world: flight cases for DJ mixers, controllers, turntables and CD players, along with cases built for keyboards and synthesisers, drum machines and sampling pads, guitars, and rack-mounted studio gear. Alongside ready-made designs for popular pieces of equipment, Swanflight offers bespoke builds and also supplies hardware and components through its sister operation Flightcase Fittings.
While the company began squarely in the sound-and-light trade, it has expanded into cases for motorsport, broadcast, IT, catering and public-service equipment. Within music gear circles it is best known as a UK-made alternative to larger international case brands, with a focus on made-to-order designs cut to fit specific pieces of equipment.
Swanflight has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Bags, Cases & Covers and DJ Accessories.
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