Paper Airplane Flight Around Corridors

An indoor paper airplane walkalong glider is flown down several corridors. A sheet of clear plastic manipulated by the pilot creates a wave of rising air under the paper airplane which both sustains and controls its flight. For diagrams on how a walkalong glider flies and how to control it see: For more information on how the glider is made please see: If this is your first attempt at walkalong gliding it is strongly recommended you learn how to sustain and control a tumblewing design such as that described here: For information on other designs see the web site on Controllable Slope Soaring: For a demonstration on how a paper airplane can fly forever see: