This paper airplane set the world record for longest distance flight in 2012 it flew a total of 226 feet 10 inches.
This paper airplane was designed by John Collins, a legend in the paper plane airplane hobby. John Collins has designed some of the coolest best flying paper airplanes ever and has authored some great books. Check out this website that he has partnered with, Paper Airplane Guy.
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John Collins used A4 (paper size) to fold this airplane I used Letter (8-1/2 x 11) (paper size) to fold this plane. This pattern will not work with A4.
Paper Plane Folding Instructions:
- Crease (fold then unfold along line 1-4), keep the line on the outside of the fold
- Fold along line 2, whichever side you fold first will have to be unfolded while folding the second side, again the line is on the outside of the fold
- Fold along line 3
- Fold along line 1-4 to form the nose, this finish the crease started on step 1
- Use line 5 to fold the plane in half
- Use line 6 to fold the wings, start at the nose of the plane
- Add a few small pieces of tape to hold the plane together
- Form the wings in a bit of a U shape
The more precise you can be with your folds the better the plane will fly.
