how to make a fast paper airplane

To make a fast paper airplane, follow these steps for a design called the "Eagle," which is known for its speed:

1. Fold an 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of paper in half lengthwise and then open it back up flat.
2. Fold the two top corners inwards so the flap corners meet at the center line, forming the cockpit shape.
3. Fold the cockpit flap down so the pointed tip aligns with the center fold.
4. Fold a second cockpit by folding two flaps down similar to step 2.
5. Fold the first wings by folding two flaps down to the center of the plane.
6. Flip the plane over and fold the second set of wings to line up with the center fold.
7. Flip the plane over again and open the folds to create the body of the plane to hold.
8. (Optional) Add a paperclip to the front body of the plane to add weight for longer flight.

When flying, throw hard indoors for best results. This plane is designed to be fast and stable.

Alternatively, other easy-to-make fast paper airplanes involve folding triangles at the top, narrowing the body, and folding wings symmetrically, often in under a minute.

These instructions provide a straightforward way to create a fast paper airplane with minimal materials and time. Would additional detailed instructions for a specific design be helpful?