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 According to a 2012 //BMJ// paper, elite athletes travelling to international destinations >5 time zone differences from their home country have a 2–3-fold increased risk of illness.(({{pubmed>long:22875910}})) Air travel does not seem to play a part as on returning home the competitors' health does not differ from normal. The researchers argue the different germs and allergens of a new environment were the key factor affecting the athletes. According to a 2012 //BMJ// paper, elite athletes travelling to international destinations >5 time zone differences from their home country have a 2–3-fold increased risk of illness.(({{pubmed>long:22875910}})) Air travel does not seem to play a part as on returning home the competitors' health does not differ from normal. The researchers argue the different germs and allergens of a new environment were the key factor affecting the athletes.
  
-In its [[http://goo.gl/PQ2rv|2011 Global Market Forecast]], Airbus estimated that world air travel has grown 5% per year since 1980 and is expected to almost triple over the course of the next 20 years.+In its [[http://www.aircraft.airbus.com/market/global-market-forecast-2017-2036/|2017 Global Market Forecast]], Airbus estimated that world air travel will grow at 4.4 per cent annually, with some 35,000 new passengers.
  
  
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