The Australian airline Qantas is apologizing after a R-rated movie was shown on a flight from Sydney to Tokyo last week.

Qantas Airways has drawn up a stir after broadcasting a slightly-racy movie across an entire flight. And the Australian carrier now is apologizing to customers.

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

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

An Australian airline has landed in hot water after a technical problem meant an X-rated film was played on all screens for 40 minutes. The Qantas flight between Sydney Airport and Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan was marred by a technical issue which meant passengers couldn’t select their own film to watch during the flight.

On a recent flight from Sydney to Tokyo, Qantas passengers were unpleasantly surprised when a film with controversial content was shown on all screens instead of the usual entertainment. The film in question is "Daddio,

Qantas Airways drew flack after it broadcasted an R-rated movie, Daddio, across an entire flight. The movie hit the theatres earlier this year and stars Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn in the lead roles.

The airline is reviewing how the incident took place after a movie that was 'clearly not suitable' was aired on every screen.View on euronews

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.