Monday, 1 June 2009
First sight: Free wifi and power poles in Hong Kong International
Hong Kong International led the way last year when it became the first airport to offer free wireless internet access to its customers. Now they've go one better with the installation of a network of "power poles" that allow you to plug in your electonic items and recharge them. This is such an innovation, as many weary travellers will testify. Being able to recharge your laptop or mobile or iPod after a long flight, or on a connecting flight, is an absolute godsend.
Update: Power poles and recharging points also seen at London City Airport and Heathrow T5. Any more out there?
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