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How to Make a Paper Jet Paper Airplane

Easy8 steps Paper airplanes

A fast jet with a sharp nose and wide, swept-back wings. It starts like the classic dart, then the wings are folded close to the body so they come out big.

You need: One sheet of printer paper (US Letter or A4).

Step by step

  1. Step 1: Use a sheet of printer paper. Fold it in half the long way, then unfold.
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    Use a sheet of printer paper. Fold it in half the long way, then unfold.

  2. Step 2: Fold the top corners in to the centre crease.
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    Fold the top corners in to the centre crease.

  3. Step 3: Fold the slanted edges in to the centre crease again.
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    Fold the slanted edges in to the centre crease again.

  4. Step 4: Fold the plane in half behind, along the centre crease.
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    Fold the plane in half behind, along the centre crease.

  5. Step 5: Turn the plane on its side, nose to the right.
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    Turn the plane on its side, nose to the right.

  6. Step 6: Fold the top layer down along a line close to the bottom edge, so the wing is wide and swept back.
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    Fold the top layer down along a line close to the bottom edge, so the wing is wide and swept back.

  7. Step 7: Turn the paper over.
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    Turn the paper over.

  8. Step 8: Fold the second wing down the same way.
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    Fold the second wing down the same way.

  9. The finished paper jet paper airplane
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    Open the swept wings so they sit level. Throw it fast and straight.

Tips

  • Throw it hard and level, like a dart.
  • If it rolls to one side, check that both wings are the same size.

Questions

What paper do I need for a Paper Jet paper airplane?

One sheet of printer paper (US Letter or A4).

How hard is it to fold?

It is rated easy and takes 8 steps. It is one of the simpler models on the site.

Can I print the instructions?

Yes. The printable PDF has every diagram and step on 1 page. There is also a sheet with the fold lines printed on the paper, numbered in folding order.

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