Qantas Empire Airways

Target entity: Qantas Empire Airways
Context triple: [Tasman Empire Airways Limited, foundedBy, Qantas Empire Airways]

• A. Tasman Empire Airways Limited
  Tasman Empire Airways Limited was the original international airline of New Zealand that later evolved into the modern carrier Air New Zealand.
• B. British Overseas Airways Corporation
  British Overseas Airways Corporation was the former British state-owned long-haul airline that operated from 1940 until its merger into what became British Airways.
• C. Imperial Airways
  Imperial Airways was a pioneering British commercial airline of the interwar period that operated international routes across Europe, Africa, and Asia.
• D. British United Airways
  British United Airways was a major independent British airline that operated from the early 1960s until the 1970s, providing domestic and international scheduled and charter services before being reorganized into later carriers.
• E. Civil Air Transport
  Civil Air Transport was a post–World War II Chinese airline closely linked to U.S. intelligence operations that evolved into a key air transport asset for the CIA in Asia.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Qantas Empire Airways
Target entity description: Qantas Empire Airways was an early Australian international airline that played a key role in developing long-distance air routes across the British Empire before evolving into today’s Qantas Airways.

• A. Tasman Empire Airways Limited
  Tasman Empire Airways Limited was the original international airline of New Zealand that later evolved into the modern carrier Air New Zealand.
• B. British Overseas Airways Corporation
  British Overseas Airways Corporation was the former British state-owned long-haul airline that operated from 1940 until its merger into what became British Airways.
• C. Imperial Airways
  Imperial Airways was a pioneering British commercial airline of the interwar period that operated international routes across Europe, Africa, and Asia.
• D. British United Airways
  British United Airways was a major independent British airline that operated from the early 1960s until the 1970s, providing domestic and international scheduled and charter services before being reorganized into later carriers.
• E. Civil Air Transport
  Civil Air Transport was a post–World War II Chinese airline closely linked to U.S. intelligence operations that evolved into a key air transport asset for the CIA in Asia.
• F. None of above. chosen