anyone who’s had a layover with a laptop and their cell phone knows the frustration of wandering the airport concourse, circling pillars and looking behind the desks at the gates, all for one thing: a place to charge up.
microsoft employee addressed this problem in a very techie way: he created the .
This wiki is dedicated to helping you find power while travelling at airports around the globe. We also have please link back to this Wiki if you post a photo to the Flickr group.Getting Started:
- Add your airport, sorted by city name.
- Include the airport code (if known) for quick searching.
- Please following existing formatting.
there are a lot of airports already on the list. here are a few that i’ll find useful:
San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
- United : T-Mobile WiFi
- Gates 84-88 : On the pillars between the seats and the walkways
- Free WIFI at the Peets Coffee shop
Burbank, CA (BUR) Bob Hope Airport; aka Burbank, Hollywood, Glendale Airport
- Terminal 1 (UA, AA, DL) Poweroutlets near gate 1. WIFI also available
- Two outlets next to payphones opposite gate B4
Boston, MA
- Logan has several phone card vending machines which are plugged into dual outlets. The second AC jack is exposed, but you may want to bring a thin extension card because a blocky power adapter won’t fit.
- There are some tables with outlets near the wall in the dining areas (near Sbarro, Starbucks, etc.), but the cord will go across a walkway, so make sure it’s long enough to lay on the ground so you don’t trip anybody.
- If your flight leaves from a lower level terminal (i.e. near the ground), there are a couple plugs behind the rows of seats. You may have to push the seats out a couple inches to get to them though.
John F. Kennedy - New York, NY (JFK)
- Free WiFi throughout the JetBlue terminal.
- At the end of the main part of the JetBlue terminal, there is a ring of plugs.
- In the secondary part of the JetBlue terminal, there are plugs randomly scattered about on the walls.
- Outlets along the tables outside the International Food Hall in front of Gate 9
- In the center of each pod of gates at T6 is a large circle bench around a central stairwell. There is generally abundant (though akward) seating and power outlets along the top.
- Lots of outlets in T7 down by the departure gates and cafe bar areas.
Providence, RI (T.F. Green State Airport / PVD)
- Many power outlets are hooked up to columns around gates 1-6 (main terminal) and I am assuming the other half has them as well.
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