Crunchyroll bringing over 50,000 anime episodes to Delta Airlines flights
Crunchyroll and Delta Airlines are bringing anime to the skies, with more than 2,000 titles set to be available on flights later this year.
The in-flight library will feature over 50,000 episodes and 25,000 total hours of content, accessible through 169,000 seatback screens across Delta’s fleet.
Rahul Purini, President ofCrunchyroll, said the deal offers passengers the chance to immerse themselves in anime during long flights and continue watching after they travel.
“There is nothing better on a long flight than immersing yourself in the rich storytelling and world-building of anime,” he said in a statement toThe Wrap. “Fans can go deep on one series or sample one episode of many series – from action to adventure, romance, and more. And when they get hooked, they can continue their experience on the Crunchyroll app.
“We are excited to share what we love with Delta passengers and go to new heights together.”
Crunchyroll has partnered up with Delta Airlines to allow passengers to watch anime during flights on seatback screens▪️ 50,000+ episodes and films▪️ 25,000+ hours of contentpic.twitter.com/o5P4A7wEYH
Anime content on Delta flights
Delta will add the Crunchyroll selection to its in-flight entertainment system later this year. The rollout is part of an ongoing push to expand viewing options for passengers, with anime now joining the mix of TV, movies, and music already offered on board.
The partnership also includes a SkyMiles member perk. Passengers who log into Delta’s Wi-Fi can claim a 24-hour trial of Crunchyroll’s full library, which can be used during the flight or after landing, with some restrictions.
This comes just weeks after Delta revealed thatmore of its routeswill have access to Shake Shack cheeseburgers while in the air, a programthey launched back in 2024.
