Fold and Fly Paper Airplane Kit

This is a fun kit with lots of airplanes. The paper is pretty good, not too heavy but not too cheap. The planes are pretty easy to fold (some are more complex than others). We put this out at a party for the kids to fold and compete with each other and it was a big hit!

I purchased this kit because my grandson kept using up all of my printer paper trying to make paper airplanes watching YouTube videos. So to save myself money and some trees, I searched for a kit and found this. It comes with 10 different types of planes with multiples of each one (various designs on each sheet). It includes a booklet with detailed instructions on how to fold each one, some fun facts and tips and tricks. We have already done 5 with plenty sheets left over. I'm sure this will keep him engaged and out of my printer paper for a long time. He is 6 going on 7, and can fold the easy ones. But Adult help will be required for some for some kids.

This isn’t just a paper airplane kit—it’s an entire air force stuffed in a box. You get 100 sheets of eye-popping designs (camouflage for stealth missions, polka dots for the divas, sci-fi themes for the Trekkies) plus stickers that let you brand your fleet like a pro. The 36-page booklet? Chef’s kiss. It doesn’t just show you how to fold; it explains why your planes fly the way they do. One minute you’re making a classic dart, the next you’re launching a UFO across the living room like it’s Area 51 on open house day. With 17 darts, 21 stunt planes, gliders, deltas, canards, even replica planes—it’s basically Top Gun meets Star Wars with a sprinkle of Blue Angels. Best part: it’s family-friendly chaos. You fold, decorate, and suddenly Grandpa’s competing with the kids in a “distance glider showdown.” Spoiler: Grandpa cheats. 5 stars for guaranteed laughs, sibling rivalries, and maybe a dent or two in the lampshade

Very cute book, paper airplane bit flimsy for paper airplanes but I get it. Instructions 90% clear the end result a bit confusing but overall would recommend to a young airplane enthusiast

Very detailed instructions with a lot of different styles and skill levels.

We recently bought these for our 5 year old son. He loves paper airplanes and it’s a fun activity to do together. The paper is great quality with lots of designs and the instructions are clear for the most part. Based on your child’s level adult help is either needed or not.

This pack is GREAT! It offers variety and clear instructions...even for beginners.

This is very fun

My son (7) spent an entire day building airplanes. He loved it and I loved that he had a constructive craft. The instructions are well written and the planes fly nicely. Good array of designs.

My 10 year old grandson , who is a gamer, thought it was a cool gift. Paper. Who knew. Nice quality set. He actually enjoyed making them himself. And they fly perfectly.

Vraiment bien! Les explications sont claires.

I got this for my 6 year olds birthday and it's been a hit! He loves making all the different planes and comparing how they fly. The only down side is that I'm now constantly picking up airplanes all over my house 🫣

It was a great buy, my kid loved it!