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Which treaty allows the President to suspend air service to countries supporting hijacking?

  1. Montreal Convention 1973

  2. Hague Convention 1970

  3. Tokyo Convention 1963

  4. Bonn Agreement 1978

The correct answer is: Montreal Convention 1973

The Montreal Convention 1973 is the correct answer because it specifically addresses the issue of air hijacking and allows for the suspension of air service to countries that support it. The other options, such as the Hague Convention 1970, Tokyo Convention 1963, and Bonn Agreement 1978, do not have provisions that address this particular issue and therefore are not the correct answer. While these treaties may have other important measures, they do not pertain to the question asked.

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