Mumbai, September 7: In a surprising incident on a Qantas flight from Sydney to Haneda, the explicit movie 'Daddio' was played on all in-flight entertainment screens due to a technical glitch. The situation got disturbing when the raunchy film "Daddio" (2023) was broadcast on flight QF59 without an option to turn it off.

'Daddio' is an R-rated film starring Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn that includes explicit sexual content and graphic nudity, featuring scenes with visible genitals. Qantas acknowledged the incident, attributing it to a technical malfunction in the in-flight entertainment system that disabled individual film selections. In an effort to address the situation, crew members sought input from passengers on movie preferences, which ultimately resulted in "Daddio" being played for the entire cabin. IndiGo Airlines Complaint: X User Demands Explanation of Various Fees Charged From Passengers by Company, Says, ‘Ye Tum Logo Ka Zyada Ho Raha Hai Ab’.

"It was impossible to pause, dim, or turn off the movie," one shocked passenger shared on Reddit. They noted that it took nearly an hour before the film was changed to something more suitable for all ages. They emphasised that the situation was incredibly uncomfortable for everyone, particularly families travelling with children. Ensure Timely Arrival of Baggage at Airports After Aircraft Landing or Face Action: BCAS Warns Airlines.

When it became clear that pausing, dimming, or turning off the explicit film was not an option, the airline promptly replaced it with a more family-friendly movie. A Qantas spokesperson later issued an apology for the incident, acknowledging the discomfort caused to passengers. They explained that it is standard practice for the airline to play family-friendly films when individual movie selections cannot be made. The spokesperson emphasised their commitment to ensuring a comfortable and appropriate environment for all travellers

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