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Space records
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K-2
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Altitude
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1 408,16 km
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15 Sep 2024
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Team/Crew (20436)
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ratified - current record
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World
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20436
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Parachuting
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G-1
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Longest sequence
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17 points
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16 Sep 2007
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Team (-) (14824)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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14824
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Parachuting
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G-1
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Longest sequence
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15 points
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06 Aug 2007
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Team (-) (14786)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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14786
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Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes
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C-1b
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Distance
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16 km
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03 Dec 2005
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Richard G. Rutan (USA) (12286)
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ratified - current record
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World
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12286
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Powered Aeroplanes
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C-1
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Distance
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16 km
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03 Dec 2005
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Richard G. Rutan (USA) (13326)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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13326
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Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes
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C-1
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Altitude Gain, Aeroplane Launched from a Carier Aircraft
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85 743 m
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21 Jun 2004
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Michael W. Melvill (USA) (9605)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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9605
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Powered Aeroplanes, Powered Aeroplanes
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C-1d
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Altitude Gain, Aeroplane Launched from a Carier Aircraft
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85 743 m
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21 Jun 2004
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Michael W. Melvill (USA) (9606)
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ratified - current record
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World
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9606
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Parachuting
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G-1
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Longest sequence
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13 points
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22 Oct 2003
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Team (-) (7971)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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7971
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Space records
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K-2
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Duration
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169 d 05 h 21 min 20 sec
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22 Mar 1995
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Helena V. Kondakova (RUS) (2510)
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ratified - current record
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World
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2510
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Powered Aeroplanes
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C-1
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Time to climb to a height of 6 000 m
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1 min 1 sec
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15 Nov 1974
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Svetlana Savitskaya (RUS) (12864)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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12864
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