Backhatch

/ˈbæk.hætʃ/ noun

A small hatch or opening at the rear of a ship or aircraft used for loading, unloading, or ventilation.

Compound of 'back' (rear) and 'hatch' (an opening with a cover), both Old English in origin. The term emerged in maritime and aviation contexts to describe rear access points.

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