Easily charge your smartphone, laptop or other electronic devices while you wait for your flight. Pick up a powerbank at a Naki kiosk and drop it off at another kiosk when you're done charging.
Benefits of a Naki powerbank:
No more stress when you forget your charger
Your travel and health documents always close at hand
Access to your flight information at all times
Easy to take with you when you to shops, restaurants and bars at the airport
Which devices can I recharge?
Brussels Airport has 8 Naki kiosks, each equipped with 48 portable power banks. Each powerbank has 3 standard connectors: Lightning, micro USB and USB-C. This means you can easily charge most of the following electronic devices:
Android and iOS smartphones
Tablets and iPads
Other electronic devices such as Bluetooth speakers, MP3 players, cameras, e-readers, laptops and joysticks.
It takes 60 minutes to fully charge a mobile device. A Naki powerbank has a lifespan of 2 full charges.
Do I have to return the powerbank to the same kiosk?
No, you can return the powerbank to your nearest Naki kiosk. At the airport, but also at a station, shop or café near you. Both in Belgium and abroad.
How can I unlock a Naki power bank?
Download the Naki app
Register & add a payment method
Scan QR code
Your Naki power bank unlocks - take it and charge your device on-the-go
Return to any kiosk at Brussels Airport or any other Naki location
Attention! Current regulations do not allow power banks to be carried in checked luggage – only in hand luggage.
How much does it cost to rent a Naki powerbank?
You pay for the Naki powerbank according to the time you use it:
Day 1: €3/hour, with a maximum of €6/day (the cost remains constant after 2 hours of charging).
Day 2: €12/day.
Day 3: €50/day. If you do not return the powerbank on day 3, it will be considered as purchased and cannot be returned.
Where can I find a Naki powerbank at the airport?
You can find the 8 Naki kiosks via the map below