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# Additional Training Material
### Additional Training Resources
In addition to the mandatory training on the simulator, we offer other resources to help you get the most out of your equipment.
One of the key resources is the [Flyability Academy](https://flyabilityacademy.thinkific.com/).\
Please note that this platform requires a separate login, as it operates in a different environment from the simulator.
**In the Flyability Academy, you’ll find:**
* Payload-specific training content
* Industry-specific training modules
To access the Flyability Academy, simply copy and paste the following web address into your browser:
### Flyability YouTube Channel
Our YouTube channel provides tips and tricks, tutorials, and various videos demonstrating how to use the Elios drone effectively.
It’s a great resource for quick learning and visual guidance.
### In Person Training
Flyability and its partners offer in-person training. Depending on your use case and flight experience, in-person training can be very valuable. It allows you to spend time with experienced Elios 3 pilots that can help you plan your inspection and identify the risks in your inspection.
You can contact your local distributor or [Flyability](https://calendly.com/charles-rey/getting-started-with-elios-3-meeting) if you have questions about the training options or how to start with your Elios.
To find the full training offer, [www.flyability.com/training](http://www.flyability.com/training)
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