Record breaker David Rush, who holds more than 200 Guinness World Records honors, set another world record by making 415 paper airplanes in one hour.

Guinness World Records holder David Rush attempted to set the record for making the most paper airplanes in one hour on a racquetball court in Boise, Idaho, USA.

He said that according to the Guinness World Record rules, each paper ship had to be folded in 7 stages to make it.

Rush wrote online that I had a team of assistants working to deliver the paperwork, deliver the completed planes to designated witnesses for certification, and drop them off to ensure they crossed the required flight distance.

During this time, he made 415 paper airplanes that met all the required conditions in the allotted time of 60 minutes. Thus, on average, they produced each ship in just 8.67 seconds. On May 30, Rush’s attempt was successful and he claimed this world record.

Rush said his next goal now is to break the record for the fastest time to fold and throw a paper airplane, which currently stands at 4.54 seconds.