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Class Sub-Class Type of record Performance Date 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
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Rotorcraft E-1c Highest take-off 8 848 m 14 May 2005 Didier Delsalle (FRA) ratified - current record World 11597
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Rotorcraft E-1 Highest take-off 7 927 m 12 May 2005 Didier Delsalle (FRA) ratified - superseded since approved World 11594
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Rotorcraft E-1c Highest take-off 7 927 m 12 May 2005 Didier Delsalle (FRA) ratified - superseded since approved World 11595
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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
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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
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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
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Powered Aeroplanes C-1j Altitude 21 360 m 21 Sep 1993 Victor Vasenkov (RUS) (814) ratified - current record World 814
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Powered Aeroplanes C-1j Altitude in horizontal flight 21 340 m 21 Sep 1993 Victor Vasenkov (RUS) (815) ratified - current record World 815
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Powered Aeroplanes C-1j Altitude with 2 000 kg payload 21 360 m 21 Sep 1993 Victor Vasenkov (RUS) (817) ratified - current record World 817
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Powered Aeroplanes C-1j Time to climb to a height of 20 000 m 22 min 14 sec 21 Sep 1993 Victor Vasenkov (RUS) (818) ratified - current record World 818
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Powered Aeroplanes C-1j Time to climb to 20 000 m with 1 000 kg payload 22 min 14 sec 21 Sep 1993 Victor Vasenkov (RUS) (819) ratified - current record World 819
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Powered Aeroplanes C-1j Time to climb to 20 000 m with 2 000 kg payload 22 min 14 sec 21 Sep 1993 Victor Vasenkov (RUS) (820) ratified - current record World 820
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