Powerbanks Naki
Waiting for your flight and your battery running low? With a Naki power bank, you can easily charge your smartphone, laptop or other device while on the move. Simply rent one from a kiosk and return it later wherever and whenever it suits you.
Please note: Power banks are not allowed in your hold luggage. Keep them in your hand luggage.
Frequently asked questions
At Brussels Airport, you’ll find 8 Naki kiosks, each with 48 portable power banks. Ideal if your battery runs out while travelling. Each power bank has three connectors (Lightning, micro USB and USB-C), making it compatible with most devices.
You can charge, among others:
Android and iOS smartphones
Tablets and iPads
Other electronics such as Bluetooth speakers, MP3 players, cameras, e-readers, laptops and game controllers
A full smartphone charge takes around 60 minutes. One Naki power bank can charge your device up to twice.
No. You can return the power bank to any nearby Naki kiosk at the airport, or at locations such as train stations or shops.
Here’s how it works:
Register and add a payment method.
Scan the QR code on the kiosk.
Once unlocked, take the power bank and charge your device.
Finished? Return the power bank to a kiosk in the terminal or another charging point.
You pay based on how long you use it:
Day 1: €3 per hour, with a maximum of €6 per day (after 2 hours, the price remains the same)
Day 2: €12 per day
Day 3: €50 per day
If you do not return the power bank on day 3, it will be considered purchased and can no longer be returned.
There are 8 Naki kiosks available, located throughout the terminal, so you’re never far from a charging point when your battery runs low.