Pornography found on airline's Facebook page "Spam was posted to the Qantas Facebook page in the middle of the night, which included an inappropriate image the size of a profile picture," a spokesman said. We removed the post as soon as we saw it and offered an apology to a gentleman who contacted us to complain. "When you rolled over it on the iPad a larger version of the image popped up," he said. The anatomical details were quite clearly recognisable. He criticised the airline and suggested someone should have been on hand to spot the image as soon as it was posted. "The last time I checked, Qantas was an international carrier and Facebook was a 24-hour social media platform, not just a 9am to 5pm experience," he said. The airline's use of social media has backfired before. Staff had to remove a number of racist comments in April after its decision to stop offering pork products on flights that stopped in Dubai. Meanwhile, at least 10 staff members were suspended last year for distributing pornographic images using the airline's computers at Sydney Airport. There is no suggestion that a Qantas worker was responsible for the image that appeared on Facebook last week.