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Ramirez said the MiG-31 holds the 123,000 ft altitude record for air-breathing aircraft

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Ramirez said the MiG-31 holds the 123,000 ft altitude record for air-breathing aircraft.

Evidence

RelationRecordNote
none found—Wrong aircraft named: the 37,650 m (123,524 ft) record belongs to the MiG-25 (E-266M, 1977), not the MiG-31; no card-cited source for the record.

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Ramirez - hybrids and the orb working group (Debriefed 42)asserts

Claim

Ramirez said the MiG-31 holds the 123,000 ft altitude record for air-breathing aircraft.