What’s an Elevator?
for Easy Paper Airplanes

An elevator for easy paper airplanes is simply a small pushed up or pushed down edge of your wing.

An elevator or aileron that you make on your paper airplane, change the angle of the oncoming air. This is what moves the paper plane. All you need to do is make a little pushed up flap with your thumb to make an up elevator. To make a down elevator, you do the same thing except instead of pushing up, you push the paper down with your thumb.

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