The White-fronted Swift is a poorly known swift reported from southwestern Mexico. One bird seen in Michoacán in 1995 was presumed to be this species, but its identification was not certain.
The bird presumed to be this species in 1995 appeared dark brown, with pale feather tips and a short, square-tipped tail. Its identification was not certain.
The authors watched a bird presumed to be this species among a flock of swifts for about an hour, comparing its flight and shape with the other birds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.