Originally Posted by
SLFstu
Clearly it's a media competition to see how many alternative facts can be crammed into a single article.
And it's a creditable effort:
Leaving aside the fact that there was no "narrowly avoided mid-air collision", and that the non-event wasn't "right above the airport", we've got a faked ATC tape, misidentified flight, misquoted separation rules and, somewhat strangely, a purported quote from Ryanair to the effect that one of the aircraft involved performed a GA at Dublin (which has no relevance and isn't actually true anyway).