Which of the following airlines was nationalised in the 1953?
I. Bharat Airways
II. Hyderabad Aviation
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
Correct Answer: Option 3 (Both I and II)
Explanation:
In 1953, the Indian government nationalized the civil aviation sector. This process involved the merger of several private airlines to form two major public airlines—Air India (for international services) and Indian Airlines (for domestic services).
This nationalization included both Bharat Airways and Hyderabad Aviation.
Additional Facts:
This nationalization was carried out under the Air Corporations Act, 1953.
A total of eight private airlines were merged.
Air India was responsible for international flights, and Indian Airlines for domestic flights.
Possible Questions for the Upcoming Exam:
When was the Air Corporations Act enacted?
(Answer: 1953)
What were the names of the two major airlines formed in 1953?
(Answer: Air India and Indian Airlines)
When was civil aviation nationalized in India?
(Answer: 1953)