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# User Account
The following section explains how to log in to your User Account in AMC.
The **User Account** tab can be accessed via the AMC menu.
Pilots can log into their Suite account directly from AMC, enabling automatic tracking of flight hours in the **Auterion Suite**. Utilizing the Auterion cloud service is a prerequisite.
When logging in or out you'll be directed to your default browser.
1. Log in to your Auterion account.
2. Authorize access to Mission Control if prompted.
3. Open Mission Control (it should now display you as logged in).
4. You’re now successfully logged in!
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