Keith Raymond Myers

TIGERTON, WI 54486

Typical cost: $700

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About Keith Raymond Myers

Keith Raymond Myers is a distinguished aviation professional and FAA Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) based in Tigerton, Wisconsin. As the proprietor of Myers Airport, Keith has spent decades as a central figure in the regional aviation community, offering both instruction and examination services through Myers Aviation. His long-standing history in the Midwest is defined by a commitment to high standards and the professional development of the next generation of aviators, making him a cornerstone of Wisconsin's flight training landscape.

Keith holds Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) privileges and is a highly active Certified Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII). He is particularly sought after for the CFI initial practical test and single-engine land certifications. With thousands of flight hours, his expertise extends into complex and high-performance aircraft operations. Keith also serves as a prominent member of the FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam), where he frequently leads seminars on instructional professionalism, regulatory compliance, and the technical safety protocols required for modern pilots.

His examiner philosophy is characterized by a practical, safety-first mindset. Keith is known for presenting candidates with challenging real-world scenarios, such as managing limited visibility or mechanical irregularities, to test their judgment beyond basic maneuvers. This holistic approach ensures that every pilot he certifies is well-prepared for the unpredictable nature of flight. Keith remains a respected authority whose rigorous yet fair evaluation process significantly shapes the safety culture of aviation throughout the region.

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