The British news website “The Sun” reported that Sony has commissioned multiple 747 flights to transport thousands PS5 The system came to the UK to keep up with the demand for popular machines at Christmas. This is just the latest move by Sony to put the PS5 into the hands of eager players.
“The Sun” sources also have some insights on Sony’s views on these initiatives: “An extraordinary operation is underway to launch PS5 in the UK for Christmas.”
“After a series of problems with the new kit, Sony just wants to make fans happy. This is an unprecedented airlift.”
“This 747 aircraft was rare after British Airways retired, but it was loaded with a lot of cargo as a cargo plane.”
“Each plane can transport 100 tons of equipment on nearly 50 pallets. This means that millions of gamers will now smile this Christmas.”
The popularity of next-generation systems coupled with the current shortage of chips means that even if there is an influx of new inventory, you may still have difficulty getting a new PlayStation or Xbox. The company wants to make the PS5 system faster than the PS4, but shortages continue to make it difficult to meet this desire. PS5 is still in short supply among retailers. Even so, the PS5 has sold more than 13 million units since its launch, which is an impressive number for a system that many people still cannot master. Time will tell whether Sony can get close to meeting holiday demands.
