|
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
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-1c
|
Highest take-off
|
8 848 m
|
14 May 2005
|
Didier Delsalle (FRA)
|
ratified - current record
|
World
|
11597
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-1
|
Highest take-off
|
7 927 m
|
12 May 2005
|
Didier Delsalle (FRA)
|
ratified - superseded since approved
|
World
|
11594
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-1c
|
Highest take-off
|
7 927 m
|
12 May 2005
|
Didier Delsalle (FRA)
|
ratified - superseded since approved
|
World
|
11595
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-1c
|
Time to climb to a height of 3 000 m
|
2 min 21 sec
|
14 Apr 2005
|
Didier Delsalle (FRA)
|
ratified - current record
|
World
|
11323
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-1c
|
Time to climb to a height of 6 000 m
|
5 min 6 sec
|
14 Apr 2005
|
Didier Delsalle (FRA)
|
ratified - current record
|
World
|
11325
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-1c
|
Time to climb to a height of 9 000 m
|
9 min 26 sec
|
14 Apr 2005
|
Didier Delsalle (FRA)
|
ratified - current record
|
World
|
11326
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-3
|
Speed over a recognised course
|
102,60 km/h
|
16 Apr 1989
|
Frank Anders (USA)
|
ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
|
World
|
309
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
|
Rotorcraft
|
E-3b
|
Distance without landing
|
615,34 km
|
16 Apr 1989
|
Frank Anders (USA)
|
ratified - superseded since approved
|
World
|
310
|
|
→
|
⌄
|
