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4 Ways to Make a Paper Airplane - wikiHow

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Up, up, and away! Paper airplanes are a fun, easy way to pass the time—but how exactly do you turn a basic piece of paper into a jet-setting masterpiece? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve put together a handy, step-by-step guide to…

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The Stable Glider - Perfect for Beginners

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The Stable Glider - Perfect for Beginners

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Attention on deck, pilots! If you're looking for a paper plane that practically flies itself, the Stable Glider is your aircraft of choice. With its wide wings and balanced design, this beauty can float through the air for impressive distances. I've seen these stay airborne for up to 10 seconds when launched correctly!

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Hey fellow aviation enthusiasts! As your trusty Paper Airplane Pilot, I've got to tell you - the Classic Dart is where every great paper pilot starts! This design has been my go-to for teaching newcomers. With just a few precise folds, you'll create a sleek flyer that can cruise across any room. Pro tip: Make sure your initial center fold is razor-sharp for maximum aerodynamics!

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✈ The Easy and Classic Paper Airplane - The Basic Dart - Fold 'N Fly

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Now we're talking serious aerobatics! The Acrobat is my favorite design for showing off at paper airplane competitions. This bad boy can perform incredible loops and turns if you fold it just right. Remember: the key to successful loops is in the wing angle - about 15 degrees upward tilt is the sweet spot I've found after countless test flights.

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✈ An Acrobatic Looping Plane - Loop Plane- Fold 'N Fly

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Fellow pilots, prepare for some serious range! This design holds my personal distance record of 120 feet! The secret lies in its arrow-like design and carefully balanced weight distribution. Pro tip: Use heavier paper (24lb) for this design - it helps cut through air resistance like a champ!