And now for the rest of the story...possibly.
“...Preliminary flight data from flightradar24.com indicates the Spirit Airbus A321 the closest the two jets came on converging paths was around 11 miles....”
Note to the UK’s Deep State: Nice try.
Folks, if the CBS info is accurate, you’ve been played.
When I was flying every week (passenger) we regularly (clear weather) would land two-by-two at STL from the East
There was often an aircraft parallel with us (not saying that was this situation of course)
AI Overview
STL History - St. Louis Lambert
International Airport
The two parallel East-West runways (11/29 and 12L/30R) at St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) are 1,300 feet apart
11 miles is a "near miss"? Really?
At 500 mph, AF1 can cover 11 miles in about a minute and a half. Add another plane converging...halve that.