WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The chair of a U.S.

House of Representatives committee on China on Thursday called

on the Trump administration to restrict or suspend Chinese

airline landing rights in the United States unless Beijing

restores full access to rare earths and magnets.

Representative John Moolenaar, a Republican, also said the

United States should review export control policies governing

the sale of commercial aircraft, parts and maintenance services

to China. "These steps would send a clear message to Beijing

that it cannot choke off critical supplies to our defense

industries without consequences to its own strategic sectors,"

Moolenaar said.