Abstract
The article looks at what causes landing participants in the Arctic to develop health problems during trans-latitudinal flights that last 28 hours, focusing on ultradian rhythms. Landing performed from a height of 10 km to the territory of the Russian islands in the Arctic Ocean. Holter monitoring used in the studies. Predictors were determined by normalized indicators of heart rate variability. The identified violations are typical for classes 06, 07, 11 of ICD-11 (International Classification of Diseases).
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