Qantas Apologizes for Screening R-Rated Film on Sydney-Tokyo Flight
A technical glitch forced the airline to broadcast an explicit movie to all passengers, prompting swift apologies and a review of selection protocols.
- Qantas faced backlash after an R-rated film, 'Daddio,' was played on every screen during a flight from Sydney to Tokyo.
- A technical issue prevented individual movie selection, leading the crew to choose a film based on passenger requests.
- The explicit content, including nudity and sexual dialogue, caused discomfort, especially for families with children on board.
- Passengers reported being unable to turn off or pause the movie, leading to complaints and audible reactions throughout the cabin.
- Qantas has apologized for the incident and confirmed that it is reviewing the movie selection process to prevent future occurrences.