The US Airways Porn Tweet Gaffe refers to a notorious 2014 incident where the official US Airways Twitter account replied to a customer's complaint with an extremely graphic NSFW image involving a toy airplane. The tweet remained live for approximately an hour, causing an immediate viral sensation and widespread shock across the internet. While the airline eventually apologized and clarified that the image was meant to be flagged as inappropriate rather than shared, the incident became the gold standard for social media PR disasters. In meme culture, it is frequently referenced to illustrate catastrophic professional errors, the dangers of copy-pasting the wrong link, or the absolute chaos of brand interactions on social media.