Gravity-defying feats on display at the Red Bull Paper Wings World Final

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Updated 1502 GMT (2302 HKT) May 17, 2022

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(CNN)A standard 65-seat school bus spans about 35 feet long.

At the Red Bull Paper Wings World Final on May 14, one competitor threw a paper airplane 200.49 feet — almost the length of six school buses placed end-to-end. Held in Hangar-7 at Salzburg Airport, the event is the official paper airplane world championships and consists of three categories: longest distance, longest airtime and aerobatics. The distance and airtime pilots constructed their planes by folding a single, standardized sheet of A4 paper provided by organizers. The rules dictate that there can be no other modifications such as cutting, tearing, gluing