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Medical examiners move bodies of the victims after a Helicopter crashed into the Hudson River near lower Manhattan, on April 10, 2025 in New York, United States.
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Helicopter Crash Pilot Sean Johnson Posted Eerie Video
The helicopter crashed in New York City.
Jessica McBrideApr 11, 2025 2:41 PM EDT
The pilot who died with a family of five in a helicopter crash in New York City's Hudson River was a NAVY Seal named Sean Johnson.
On March 27, Johnson posted a video to his Facebook page that shows him piloting a helicopter over lower Manhattan. "When it all comes together," he captioned the Facebook reel, including the captions #tours #charter and #nyc. In the comment thread, he identified the craft as a "Bell 206L4."
Johnson's Facebook profile picture shows him piloting a helicopter, and his cover photo is a picture of Manhattan.
Gothamist identified Johnson as the pilot of the Bell 206 tourist helicopter which crashed and ended up submerged in the Hudson River in New York City on April 10, 2025.
The pilot "radioed about needing to refuel minutes before the helicopter crashed into the chilly waters," Fox News reported, citing the CEO of the company that owned the helicopter, Michael Roth.
Siemens executive Agustin Escobar, his wife, Mercè Camprubí Montal, and their three kids died in the crash, as did the pilot, The Associated Press reported.
On March 6, Johnson posted another photo with a helicopter and wrote, "Windy City boy, in the Big Apple."
According to his Facebook page, he was a helicopter pilot, "veteran, outdoors lover, and lifter of heavy metal."
Johnson's recent Facebook pages included a post about the death of actor Val Kilmer. "Iceman forever," he wrote.
Friends filled up the comment thread under his helicopter video with tributes. "I was telling my buddy about how you became a pilot. Just a couple of weeks back. Rest in peace," one wrote. "Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Fair winds shipmate," another person wrote.
His page identified him as a "struggling co-pilot at Billings Flying Service," and a former UH-60 co-pilot at Heli-1 Corporation" who studied as a commercial pilot at Southern Utah University and Central Texas College, as well as at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Johnson's page says he was from Chicago, Illinois.
According to Gothamist, Johnson, 36, was a Navy SEAL veteran who had recently moved to New York.
“I'm just at loss for words. I don't even know what happened,” Johnson’s wife Kathryn Johnson told Gothamist."It's just hard right now.”
She told the site that Johnson worked in the past as a celebrity bodyguard and for a television show.
Remi Adeleke shared a photo of Johnson in an aircraft to Instagram and wrote,
"This is devastating. I just spoke with Sean’s wife. The news publicized the name of the Siemens Exec and his family, but not the pilot. @its_me_kat3 asked me to share who Sean Johnson was so his name doesn’t get lost or forgotten," the post says.
Proper torque,
applied first thing in the morning,
hard push it down to hit the toilet,
and your feet kick out bouncing your chin of the the bowl,
We are one and all,
a single node of a giant brain,
as we die losing or light to this brain leveeing behind our memories they will be absorbed as a collective too this mighty brain,
then and only then will we be ONE.
GOD WINS