The pilot who died after a helicopter crash landed into a skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan and burst into flames, sparking the evacuation of several nearby buildings, has been pictured. Emergency crews responded to the site where Tim McCormack went down at the AXA Equitable building at 787 Seventh Ave just before 2pm Monday, as smoke was seen billowing from the roof of the 54-story structure which is home to Le Bernardin restaurant. The airport manager at the helicopter's home base in Linden, New Jersey confirmed McCormack, who was a firefighter, was the pilot. Paul Dudley from the airport told the New York Times that McCormack was hired to fly for the helicopter's owner, Daniele Bodini, who he said commuted between the city and upstate New York. The Agusta A109E helicopter was privately-owned by American Continental Properties, which said McCormack had flown for them for the past five years. 😢