Qantas passengers got more than they bargained for when sexually explicit films started playing on every screen during a recent flight.

The Australian airline has announced that it encountered some technical issues on its flight from Sydney to Tokyo that prevented travelers from selecting their own movies. TMZ. Instead, one movie was shown on all screens. That happened to be the provocative film Daddio. starring Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn. According to TMZ, the film included sexting, explicit nudity and so much profanity that passengers were unable to look away from the screen.

Qantas was left red-faced after it accidentally played an R-rated movie across the plane with no way for passengers to turn it off.

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TMZ reports that the ordeal unfolded during a 10-hour flight, horrifying passengers who weren’t expecting this kind of in-flight entertainment.

Travelers were exposed to the explicit content and lashed out at the airline, holding it fully responsible for the incident.

IMDB Parents’ Guide to the movie to highlight the essence of what’s being shown section “Photos of women’s naked breasts and artificial penises will be displayed on mobile phones,” it warns.

Social media was flooded with complaints, with some Reddit users claiming to be passengers on the plane. said“The movies they showed were extremely inappropriate. It was impossible to pause, dim, or turn them off.”

They went on to say how long this had been going on.

“It featured graphic nudity and a lot of sexting, and was such that you could literally read the text on the screen without the need for headphones. It took almost an hour before switching to a more children’s movie. But it was very uncomfortable, especially for families and children on board,” the user claimed.

Qantas issued an apology statement to address the backlash.

According to TMZ, they wrote, “This movie is clearly not appropriate to be played throughout the flight and we sincerely apologize to our customers for this experience.”

“All screens were changed to family-friendly movies for the remainder of the flight. This is standard practice in the rare case that individual movie selection is not possible,” they said. (Related article: ‘Mimic sex acts’: Fans file class action lawsuit claiming Madonna concert was too sexually explicit)

Shocked passengers could do little to apologize, given that the damage had already been done.