The Best Paper Airplanes
| Name | Notes | Rating | |
|---|---|---|---|
| OmniWing | A nice-looking design but uses tape. Is that allowed? |  (15 votes) | |
| The Sabertooth | Looks mean and reaches speeds of Mach 3, apparently. | (18 votes) | |
| Inverted paper plane | A design gradually improved over the years. Jump to the bottom to see the best airplane. |  (1 vote) | |
| Avenger | Winner of a "perfect plane" contest in 2005. | (16 votes) | |
| Barnaby Flyer | Involves cutting. The page also includes flying tips. | (16 votes) | |
| Simple Paper Airplane | As simple as it gets. Paperclips are used on the nose (of the plane). |  (24 votes) | |
| Manta Paper Plane | An original glider-style design. Video instructions. | (10 votes) | |
| Best Paper Airplane in the World | Modestly titled - does it live up to its claim? | (33 votes) | |
| The Dragon | Quote: "The best plane for trying to hit your teacher or lecturer with". Video included (of construction, not hitting a teacher). | (40 votes) | |
| The Flapper | Yes, it does as its name suggests. |  (13 votes) | |
| PL-1 Joe's Favorite Paper Airplane | Quote: "The result of years of childhood research, design and testing". A well-spent youth, Joe! | (15 votes) | |
If you make any of these paper airplanes, please submit a rating. And if you liked these, why not try some easy-to-make kites?