FAA Medical Exam – Morristown Airport (MMU), NJ
MyFlightMD provides aviation medical certification for student, private, commercial, and airline transport pilots at Morristown Municipal Airport (MMU). Exams are performed by an experienced Aviation Medical Examiner using the FAA MedXPress process.
Book Now9 Airport Road, Hangar 9, Suite 201
Morristown, NJ 07960
FAA medical exam checklist
- 01FAA MedXPress confirmation number (FAA Form 8500-8 completed before your appointment)
- 02Government-issued photo ID
- 03Bring glasses or contacts and a medication list
- 04If you have a known condition (for example cardiac history), bring recent records
During your visit
We review your MedXPress application, complete the required vision and hearing screening, check vital signs and urinalysis, and perform the physical exam. We also review your medical history and explain whether the certificate can be issued at the visit or whether additional FAA documentation may be needed.
For North Jersey pilots
MyFlightMD serves pilots in Morristown, Parsippany, Madison, Livingston, and the wider North Jersey area. The MMU location is also convenient for pilots traveling from the NYC metro area. Appointments are available for First Class, Second Class, and Third Class FAA medical certificates.
Special Issuance and FAA documentation guidance
If you have a medical history that may require FAA review, we help you understand the documentation pathway before surprises slow the process down. This may include guidance on recent specialist notes, testing results, medication details, and prior FAA correspondence related to Special Issuance.
Pilots who need a First Class FAA medical exam can also visit our First Class FAA medical exam page.
Please note: All medical documentation supporting your application including special issuance (PI) and disqualifying conditions must be submitted by the airmen directly to the FAA. This office is not responsible for the submission of medical documents.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an FAA medical exam take?+
Most FAA medical exams take about 30-45 minutes. The exact length can vary depending on medical history and whether additional documentation needs to be reviewed.
What if I am deferred?+
If a deferral occurs, we explain the next steps and what documentation the FAA typically requests.
Do you help pilots with Special Issuance history?+
Yes. We help pilots understand the documentation pathway and prepare for FAA follow-up when needed.
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