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# Set up the logins
At Flyability, we’ve worked to simplify your experience by minimizing the number of accounts you need to manage.
Your initial login will give you access to key services, including drone activation, the Inspector software, cloud connectivity, and the training simulator, all through a single account.
Please note, however, the access to the Flyability Academy requires a separate account, as it operates on a different platform.
## Steps to Activate Your Drone
* Turn on the tablet included with the drone and connect it to a Wi-Fi network.
* Connect the USB-C cable between the tablet and the remote control.
* Turn on the remote control.
* Open the Cockpit application on the tablet.
* Insert a fully charged battery into the drone and power it on.
* Wait for the Cockpit app to connect to the drone.
* A pop-up window will appear in the app prompting you to register the drone.
Click Register and follow the steps to create your account.
Keep your credential as you will need them after the installation of Inspector and for the simulator.
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