Jo Ellis

Jo Ellis

pilot United States

Jo Ellis is a United States Air Force pilot and National Guard member who has garnered attention due to being targeted by online threats following false accusations linking her to a helicopter crash. With a military career dating back to 2009, Ellis has served in Iraq and Kuwait and is an advocate for transgender rights within the military. Her experiences highlight the dangers of disinformation and the impact of anti-trans rhetoric, particularly in the current political climate. After being subjected to harassment and threats, she has taken steps to ensure her safety while continuing to serve her country.

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Austria Austria: Jo Ellis is a pilot in the Virginia National Guard and a target of right-wing disinformation following an aviation accident over Washington in January 2025. 7

Der Standard: Nach tödlichem Crash: Trans-Pilotin wehrt sich gegen rechte Desinformation - Netzpolitik

Portugal Portugal: Jo Ellis, a transgender military member of the Virginia National Guard, is suing influencer Matthew Wallace for defamation after being falsely linked to a helicopter crash. 7

Público: EUA: militar trans falsamente associada a desastre aéreo processa influencer | Justiça

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Jo Ellis, a transgender woman, is suing Matthew Wallace for defamation after being falsely linked to a plane crash. 7

The Guardian: Trans woman falsely linked to DC plane crash sues influencer for defamation | Washington DC plane crash

New Zealand New Zealand: Jo Ellis is a trans pilot who has faced threats and disinformation following false accusations related to a helicopter crash. 5

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: US trans pilot Jo Ellis targeted by threats amid false Black Hawk crash accusations