MrBeast, Ryan’s World and Mother Goose Club have gotten on board with Delta, which will offer these YouTube brands’ content as part of its in-flight entertainment library. 

In a deal announced today, Delta revealed that a selection of ad-free videos, podcasts, music and playlists is now available on its fleet of planes. MrBeast (440 million subscribers), pocket.watch’s Ryan’s World (30.9 million subscribers) and preschool music channel Mother Goose Club (9.86 million subscribers) are the biggest kids & family brands currently available, according to a Delta spokesperson. 

But after this initial launch, the airline plans to regularly refresh its YouTube offerings and add the work of more creators. 

Another family-friendly channel on offer is run by chef Nick DiGiovanni (28.8 million subscribers), who has partnered with kid-friendly YouTubers MrBeast and Mark Rober in some of his most popular videos, including “I Cooked Against Robots” with Rober (45 million views) from earlier this year. And Michelle Khare (5.27 million subscribers), who tries out a variety of exciting experiences (like training with Olympic boxers, recreating a daredevil scene from a Mission Impossible film and spending time with the Disney Imagineering team) is also featured. 

Delta already carries more than 30 hours of kids & family series and films, including Bluey, PAW Patrol and SpongeBob SquarePants. The same spokesperson says that Bluey is continuously one of the top three most-viewed titles on Delta flights—and that’s across all content, not just kids.

As part of this new deal, SkyMiles members who log into Delta’s wi-fi can also access a 14-day free trial of YouTube Premium on flights within the US that have wi-fi.  

Delta also recently partnered with Crunchyroll to bolster its library with 2,000 anime titles. The airline, which turned 100 this year, is one of the largest in the world, operating roughly 4,000 flights a day. Its in-flight entertainment system is available on more than 165,000 seatback screens in 900-plus aircraft.