Is This The World’s Largest Paper Airplane?

The first time a paper airplane you make flies well, you feel as if you can tackle any kind of aviation engineering. Then some jerk has to come along and make one that not only is bigger, flies better, and looks cooler, but also with a flick of the wrist he can make it do a full loop in mid air.

Not to be outdone, the people at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, AZ built a 45 foot paper airplane and got it to fly high above the desert sky (with a little help from a helicopter).

No word yet if some neighboring Air & Space Museum went back to the drawing board.

Source [Yahoo Games]