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We’ve managed to put a plane on a helipad 212 meters above the ground, on the most iconic, the most beautiful building in the world,” the pilot was quoted in a report by Arab News.

Dubbed as a 'world's first', a Polish pilot and aerobat Luke Czepiela has successfully landed his specially modified aircraft on the 27-metre-wide helipad of Dubai's Burj Al Arab hotel.

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