 Complete the following phrase:  Ski flying endured a static era beginning in 1987, when Piotr Fijas set a world record of in Planica. With height over the hills athletes were reaching in Planica and takeoff speeds Pavel Ploc reached in Harrachov in 1983 at an all-time high, as well as distances approaching , the FIS took a stance against record-hunting for safety reasons. From Felders world record in 1986 onwards, the FIS implemented a rule in which distance points would not be awarded beyond 191 m; the jump would still count, but no points further than that could be achieved. Per this rule, Fijas jump was officially scaled down to 191 m by the FIS, but the KOP group led by the organisers in Kulm, Oberstdorf and Planica independently recorded the actual figure. Neither Kulm nor Planica would hold a ski flying event for several years, leaving Oberstdorf and Vikersund to host the Ski Flying World Championships in 