- Airtel Cartoon Network Classics is available only to Airtel Digital TV subscribers in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery.
- The channel features popular Cartoon Network shows such as Tom and Jerry, Scooby-Doo, Looney Tunes, The Flintstones, and Johnny Bravo.
- Available on channel 445, the service works across all Airtel set-top boxes and can be activated via the TV interface, missed call, or Airtel Thanks app.
Bharti Airtel has expanded its digital television offerings with the launch of, Airtel Cartoon Network Classics, a new value-added service in collaboration with Warner Bros. Discovery. The service is exclusively available to Airtel Digital TV subscribers and provides access to a curated library of legacy animated programming from the Cartoon Network shows.
Focus on classic animated programming
Airtel Cartoon Network Classics focuses on animated franchises popular in the 1990s and 2000s. The company says the channel unites well‑known, long‑running titles that stayed culturally relevant across generations. The programming lineup includes:
- Tom and Jerry
- The Flintstones
- Looney Tunes
- Scooby-Doo
- Johnny Bravo
The channel is aimed at older viewers seeking nostalgic shows, and families showing classic animation to kids. Airtel has confirmed that the content is broadcast without advertisements.
Easy activation for subscribers
Airtel Digital TV subscribers can activate Cartoon Network Classics through multiple channels. The service can be enabled directly via the set-top box interface, by giving a missed call to the designated activation number, or through the Airtel Thanks app. The company noted that activation is immediate, allowing users to start watching shortly after subscribing.
Pricing, channel details, and language options
The new service is available on Channel 445 for Airtel Digital TV users. The subscription is priced at ₹59 per month and offers content in English and Hindi, broadening accessibility for viewers across regions.
Airtel said that the channel is compatible with both connected and non-connected set-top boxes. This includes Xstream and IPTV devices, as well as standard HD and SD set-top boxes. Subscribers do not need to upgrade their existing hardware to access the service.
