Transferring CS5 to MacBook Air

I want to transfer my Adobe Creative Suite CS5 from my old MacBook Pro to my new MacBook Air. I know you can deactivate the license before installing on a new computer, but the MacBook Air doesn't have a CD drive. How do I install the programs on it?

Transferring/ Migrating is not a good practice.
Download the software from
http://prodesigntools.com/tag/ddl
and install it as a fresh on New machine after deactivating from old one.

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