Sexually explicit 'Daddio' takes over in-flight entertainment for an entire airliner, forcing airline Qantas to apologize.

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.

The Qantas crew's selection of the racy drama "Daddio" was a surprise to many, and to the airline, which apologized.

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.

The 9-and-a-half-hour flight had an entertainment system malfunction. As a result, passengers were unable to select individual films. The crew had the choice of picking one based on a few customer recommendations for the whole cabin —one that unsuspectedly included sex talk and explicit images,

Passengers aboard a recent Qantas Airways flight got quite a shock when an R-rated film was broadcast to every screen on the plane, leaving some parents with some explaining to do to their children. Now,

Australia’s Qantas Airways has apologized after a sexually explicit movie was shown on every screen during a flight from Sydney to Tokyo.

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