Q&A for How to Make a Loop De Loop Paper Airplane

It could be a matter of improper angles, improper speed, or creases in the plane. I would recommend trying a new plane and being more gentle with your throws.

Yes, but only if you fly it with just enough force. If you fly it too hard or too soft, if won't.

You may have folded the wings wrong so try the steps again. Try with an easier air plane and then try to do this.

You fold back the edges of the wings, making the crease bigger as you go towards the wings' other edges.

You might not have folded it correctly, or you did one of the steps wrong.

It is possible, but unlikely.

It can be multiple things, including the folding, the angles, or the speed at which you throw it. It can also be the wind. Go over the steps once more to double check you did everything correctly.

Yes.

I agree with you that it's hard to construct this plane, but there are YouTube tutorials if you are really stuck. Also, you could always try an easier plane first, and try this one after you've gotten the hang of it.

It depends on how good the paper and the folds are. If the paper is too heavy or too light, it might just spin out of control. But if the design is great, 1 or 2 loops.

Don't make the final folds to the wings. It won't do a loop de loop then, but it will go extremely far.