Ken Blackburn has achieved a remarkable mastery: Since 1983, he has been listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the paper airplane world champion, and he has been breaking only his own records ever since. In "Paper Airplanes for Kids," the aerospace engineer not only thrillingly recounts the story of his world record flight with a duration of 18.8 seconds, but he also reveals all the secrets and tricks for the perfect launch. Blackburn knows how to communicate his art in an understandable way, ensuring that his guidelines and tips guarantee optimal flights even for beginners. The champion, the World Record Paper Airplane, can even be built directly from the book, as it includes all the essential models of this enjoyable sport in multiple copies in the appendix. And for those who seriously want to prepare for a competition, there are also templates for the pilot's license and flight logbook. Awesome!.