Chinese publication Caixin Weekly has published an interview with Delta Air Cargo Manager, Jerry Tai, who has revealed that Sony will be using air freight to transport PlayStation 5 consoles to the United States in order to meet demand.
A translation of the interview was shared on Twitter by Niko Partners? Senior Analyst, Daniel Ahmad, who noted that Sony has booked Delta flights starting October. The interview mentions 60 flights but Ahmad was unable to confirm if Tai means 60 aircraft or 60 flights. Regardless, Tai is only speaking about Delta flights from China to the United States so Sony may have booked a lot more than just 60 around the globe.

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