Delta Air Lines partners with Crunchyroll to offer exclusive anime content onboard

Ed Bastian, Chief Executive Officer
Ed Bastian, Chief Executive Officer - Delta Air Lines
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Delta Air Lines has launched a new partnership with Crunchyroll, bringing anime content to its in-flight entertainment options. The collaboration gives Delta SkyMiles Members and customers access to a curated selection of anime on more than 165,000 seatback screens across the airline’s fleet and through the Delta Sync Wi-Fi experience on over 940 aircraft.

“Every Delta flight is an opportunity to discover something new,” said Sarah Downs, Managing Director of In-Flight Entertainment Engagement & Optimization at Delta. “The world of anime is rich with storytelling and emotion, and Crunchyroll brings that to life in a way that’s perfect for travel. This partnership is a meaningful part of our ongoing commitment to delivering industry-leading entertainment that’s as dynamic and diverse as the customers we serve.”

Passengers can watch episodes from series such as Black Clover, My Roommate is a Cat, Horimiya, Fruits Basket, and Solo Leveling—the latter recently named Anime of the Year at the 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards—directly from their seatback screens. Afterward, SkyMiles Members who log into Delta Sync Wi-Fi can receive 24-hour free access to Crunchyroll’s full catalog during their flight or after landing.

Rahul Purini, President of Crunchyroll, commented: “There is nothing better on a long flight than immersing yourself in the rich storytelling and world-building of anime. 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 customers and go to new heights together.”

Crunchyroll reports having more than 17 million paid subscribers globally. The company says nearly half of Gen Z fans consider anime important for their identity while many Millennial and Gen X fans have followed anime for over ten years.

This initiative aligns with Delta’s broader strategy to offer personalized experiences onboard through partnerships with brands like Paramount+ and exclusive offers for SkyMiles members.



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