Things got unexpectedly racy for passengers onboard a recent Qantas flight when an R-rated film was played on all the aircraft’s screens.

In the long list of issues with in-flight entertainment, passengers on a recent flight from Sydney to Tokyo may have been exposed to a new one: A sexually explicit movie playing on every screen.

Qantas has apologised after an R-rated movie was played to an entire plane full of passengers travelling from Sydney to Tokyo. The flight on Saturday was delayed in Sydney an hour as staff attempted to resolve an issue with the in-flight entertainment system.

AUSTRALIA: The situation got a little bit out of hand on board a Qantas flight heading for Tokyo when an R-rated film started playing on all the screens on the plane. According to a CNN report, passengers on the Sydney to Tokyo flight could not select movies individually due to a technical glitch with the inflight entertainment system.

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.

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.

Try a single issue or save on a subscription Issues delivered straight to your door or device An airline has apologized after playing an R-Rated movie with "sexual material" to passengers during a 10-hour flight.

All passengers on a recent flight from Sydney to Tokyo were accidentally shown an R-rated movie. The incident took place on Qantas flight QF59 due to a technical issue with the in-flight entertainment system,