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.

A major Australian airline had to apologize to its passengers after showing an R-rated movie with nudity to the entire flight, including small children. Knewz.com has learned that the film at the center of this airline controversy is Daddio,

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.

The Australian airline played R-rated “Daddio” for the entire cabin due to a technical problem on a flight from Sydney to Tokyo.

Australia’s Qantas Airways is apologizing after showing a movie that contains scenes of nudity, graphic language and sexting to the passengers aboard a recent flight from Sydney to Haneda,

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.

A commercial airline apologized this week after a sexually explicit movie played on every screen in the cabin on an international flight to Asia. The incident took place last week on a more than 9 1/2 hour flight from Sydney to Haneda Airport in Tokyo,

Once the movie started, it was "impossible to pause, dim, or turn it off," according to one alleged passenger.

The scenes played on every screen, according to comments from social media users. The airlines has since said the movie “was clearly not suitable.”