Further changes in technique, equipment and hill profiles have seen the world record increase by more than over the past two decades. In 2000, the world record in Planica was improved by , with jumps of by Thomas Hörl and by Andreas Goldberger. The latter stood for three years until being equalled by Adam Małysz in 2003, but his achievement was only temporary. On the same day, and in a span of the next four, Matti Hautamäki set a hat-trick of consecutive world records of , , and ; much like Matti Nykänen had done in 1984. When interviewed after the event, Hautamäki said that "The longer one stays in the air, the more fun it is."