"The Paper Airplane Guy" John Collins shows us how to fold planes that do loops, flap their wings, and fly world-record distances.

Paper airplanes are a fun and simple kids crafts anyone can make, but how does one build a paper airplane? 252 feet and 7 inches: Epic paper airplane throw in Asia shatters Guinness World Record ...

The trick to make a paper airplane fly forever isn’t in the quality of the paper or the intricacy of the folding, it’s in using an electric stove to keep the paper airplane afloat in constant ...

The history of the first paper airplane is largely debated. According to the Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, N.Y., some believe the earliest paper airplanes came from China with the use ...

Mastering how to make a good paper airplane requires precision and practice. Here’s how to fold the best paper airplane designs from beginner to advanced.

Every paper plane has adjustable control surfaces that can, if minutely tweaked, affect how smoothly it flies. Tweaking the rudder on your plane—by folding it slightly to the left or right ...

For the slightly advanced paper pilot looking to master a trick, he suggests folding the back of the wings up even more, which is how you achieve the loop-de-loop trick.

Stripped to its essentials, a paper airplane requires two things: a medium-weight piece of paper and a lot of fine-tuning.

Making the perfect paper airplane is no easy task. Unless you’re a professional, you probably picked up a few tricks in elementary school—then promptly forgot them. Or, you’ve found one ...

Ah, the paper airplane. A project that appears simple at first glance but is devilishly complex when you actually want your stationery aviation creation to fly a bit further than a few feet.