Qantas Apologizes for Broadcasting Explicit Film on Flight

A technical glitch forced the airline to play an R-rated movie across all screens on a Sydney to Tokyo flight, prompting an apology to passengers.

The incident occurred on a Qantas flight from Sydney to Haneda Airport in Tokyo, where individual movie selection was unavailable due to technical issues.
The film shown was 'Daddio,' starring Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn, which contains graphic nudity and explicit content, making it unsuitable for all audiences.
Passengers, including families with children, were unable to turn off or dim their screens, leading to discomfort and complaints.
Qantas has issued a formal apology and switched to a family-friendly movie after about an hour into the flight.
The airline is investigating the selection process for in-flight movies to prevent similar incidents in the future.