During his freshman year in college, a “Learn to Fly Here” flyer caught Dan Keller’s eye. Four years later he graduated with an ag business degree. It was post-911 and “two thousand pilots had just been laid off. My flight instructors from four years prior were still instructing,” says Dan. So he decided on a profession in finance instead of aviation and pegged his hopes on pursuing recreational aviation.
Today, Dan uses aviation in his business scouting cornfields for insurance and personally to fly back and forth to the family ranch.
