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It is because of the shape of the wings that create lift and drag. If you rip at the end of the wings to make flaps then the paper plane will either go up or down. It all depends on how much force you use to expel the paper plane with your hand.

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Some airplane fly farther because of wingspan and weight. Also some of the might be more areodynamic than others.

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aerodynamicy in all directions

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