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A transgender Black Hawk pilot was mistakenly identified as one of the three U.S. Army personnel aboard the helicopter that crashed into a plane in Washington, D.C. Jo Ellis, 34, was wrongly named ...

Ellis said: Interesting morning. This is Jo Ellis. I am a Black Hawk pilot with the Virginia Army National Guard. I understand some people have associated me with the crash in DC, and that is false.

Army pilot Jo Ellis confirmed that, contrary to social media allegations, she had nothing to do with the fatal mid-air collision. Breaking News Intern Breaking News Intern liam.archacki@ ...

On January 30, 2025, as the nation was grappling with the devastating DC plane tragedy, social media posts accusing Jo Ellis of deliberately crashing the black hawk helicopter surfaced online.

Social media reports identify Jo Ellis as pilot of black hawk helicopter(Photo of plane floating in Potomac river by Petty Officer 1st Class Brandon Giles/ U.S. Coast ...

Newsweek has contacted Ellis for further comment on Facebook. Black Hawk pilot Jo Ellis was wrongly named on social media as one of the pilots who died in the collision with an American Airlines ...

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A transgender Army pilot has spoken out after being falsely identified as one of the victims in Wednesday's devastating collision between a Black Hawk helicopter and passenger plane in Washington DC.

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"I am shocked by these false rumours," Ellis told MailOnline, calling the claims "disrespectful to the families" of the 67 people who died when the Black Hawk collided with American Eagle flight 5342.