FAI Rotorcraft Commission (CIG) Open menu Close menu HOME ABOUT US Overview ORGANISATION Bureau Presidents of Honour Delegates Officials/Experts Meetings OUR SPORT Overview Navigation Exercise Precision Fender Slalom Media Events Freestyle FAI Online Helicopter Competition Certificates of Proficiency Events Records Awards News Contact us Documents Rotorcraft Records Fulltext search Advanced Rotorcraft (3) Facet Rotorcraft of Class 921 (3) Facet Rotorcraft of record A. P. Averill Andrew C. Keech Bernard Pasquet Bertram G. Leach Boris Galitski Bruce K. Lloyd Byron Graham Jr. Charles Prather Claude E. Hargett D.H Jensen (-) Didier Delsalle Dimitri Efremov Eric Howard Wheatley Etienne Oehmichen Ewald Rohlfs Fiodor Belouchkine Francis M. Carney Frank Anders Frederick Jack Schweibold G. Alfierov Galina Rastorgoueva H. Ross Perot, Jr. I. D. Farrington, Jr Igor B. Bensen Inna Kopets Jack L. Zimmerman James P. Ervin Jean Boulet Jennifer Murray Joseph L. Gude Kenneth H. Wallis L. W. Hartwig Marinello Nelli Maurice Claisse Nadezhda Eremina Nicholas Micskey Patrick Sullivan Pierre Loranchet R.H. Dick Smith Rafaël Kaprelian Richard Fenwick Richard G. Kirkwood Roger André Eilertsen Roland Coffignot Roy L. Anderson Tatiana Roussian Tatiana Zoueva Vasily Kolochenko Vsevolod Vinitsky William F. Kramer Facet Rotorcraft of field_athlete World (3) Facet Rotorcraft of Zone ratified - current record (4) (-) ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code (1) (-) ratified - superseded since approved (2) Facet Rotorcraft of Status General (3) Facet Rotorcraft of Category France Facet Rotorcraft of Country 2: turbine (3) Facet Rotorcraft of Group Class Sub-Class Type of record Performance Date Sort ascending Claimant Status Region ID Rotorcraft E-1 Highest take-off 8 848 m 14 May 2005 Didier Delsalle (FRA) ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code World 11596 Twitter Facebook → ⌄ Rotorcraft E-1 Highest take-off 7 927 m 12 May 2005 Didier Delsalle (FRA) ratified - superseded since approved World 11594 Twitter Facebook → ⌄ Rotorcraft E-1c Highest take-off 7 927 m 12 May 2005 Didier Delsalle (FRA) ratified - superseded since approved World 11595 Twitter Facebook → ⌄
