DOES MY BUM LOOK BIG IN THIS?

A popular solution to a common problem brought about by the advent of the larger jetliners, particularly at airports with challenging climates, sees the tail of Pacific Western Airlines' CF-PWV (formerly VH-EBA) exposed to the elements at Vancouver on 24 February 1971. The geometry of the cutout in the hangar doors suggests that the aeroplane could have been accommodated up to the leading edge of the tailplane if it were not for the HF antenna at the top of the fin. Photo: CP Wirephoto via Ron Cuskelly Collection