If the Ifly Buyer does not supply local staff members for commissioning, what can they request?

According to Ifly's 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document, during the commissioning of the wind tunnel, the Buyer is expected to supply two local staff members for support and training. However, if the Buyer prefers not to provide these staff members, they have the option to request that Ifly supply additional onsite support. This additional support would be provided under the terms and conditions outlined in Schedule 3, which details the rates applicable to additional services at the Buyer's location.

This arrangement allows for flexibility in how the commissioning process is handled. If a Buyer has limited staff resources or prefers to rely on Ifly's expertise, they can opt to pay for additional support. This ensures that the commissioning process can proceed smoothly, even if the Buyer cannot provide local staff. It's important for prospective franchisees to carefully review Schedule 3 to understand the costs associated with this additional support, as these costs will be the responsibility of the Buyer.

In summary, while Ifly expects the Buyer to provide local staff for commissioning, they offer an alternative solution where the Buyer can request and pay for Ifly to provide additional onsite support. This flexibility can be beneficial for franchisees who may not have the resources or expertise to provide their own staff during the commissioning phase.