Since 5th grade, I've searched across the internet for the best paper airplane. I've found stunt planes, glider planes, sleek arrow-like planes, boomerang planes, and more. I've come to the conclusion that there is no "best" paper airplane, and that all types have their own different cool aspects. However, I do have a favorite. It is a modified, simpler version of a plane called the Stealth Dart, which was made by John Collins. This plane is easy to make and can glide straight for several meters.
Materials
1 piece of A4 or letter paper
1 small piece of tape (optional)
1 writing utensil (optional)
How to Fold the Airplane:
Fold your paper in half hot-dog style
Fold the top two corners to the center line
Fold the point down onto the center line
Fold the point back up to the top
Tuck the sides under the point
Fold in half
Fold the wings down
Fold up the ends of the wings and add ailerons
Tape the tip
Write your plane's name on it
How to Fly the Airplane:
Experiment with angles (straight, low, or high)
Experiment with strength (hard, medium, soft)
Experiment with the ends of the wings and ailerons
