Passengers of the Australian airline Qantas got a surprising in-flight entertainment viewing on their flight to Japan. The film shown on every seat was the Dakota Johnson movie Daddio which contained racy nudity and sexting scenes.

One Qantas passenger described 'Daddio' as "40 minutes of penis and boobs" on social media after the R-rated movie was screened on a flight.

An airplane is apologizing after showing a racy, NSFW movie to all of the passengers on a recent flight.

After a Qantas airlines flight from Sydney to Tokyo broadcasted Dakota Johnson’s Daddio to all of its passengers, the company issued an apology.

Passengers on a Qantas flight from from Sydney to Tokyo were shown the R-rated movie 'Daddio' on every screen, due to technical issues with the in-flight entertainment system.

An airline has apologized after playing an R-Rated movie with "sexual material" to passengers during a 10-hour flight. As reported by The Guardian, a Qantas flight from Sydney to Japan suffered technical issues which resulted in only one film being played on the screens for all its passengers.

Alas, it wasn't "Madame Web." Qantas Airways, welcome to the Dakota Johnson stan army. The Australian airline has issued an apology after playing an R-rated movie on every one of its personal screens amid technical difficulties on a flight from Sydney to Tokyo last week.

Because of technical troubles, Qantas Airways reportedly played the R-rated "Daddio" for a plane full of passengers -- and later regretted it.

Australian airline Qantas has its tail between its legs after inadvertently playing an R-rated movie on every screen. A technical issue precluded passengers from choosing their own in-flight entertainment en route from Sydney to Tokyo last week.