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Heathrow celebrates power poles

Heathrow Airport has just announced the completion of the installation of 47 power poles for passengers to charge their gadgets at a cost of £300,000. The power poles are currently available in Terminals 1 and 3 and are capable of charging eight pieces of equipment each. This will allow passengers to use their laptops without diminishing their battery. Previous investments such as Wi-Fi are expected to become more cost-effective because the power poles will encourage passengers to make use of the services. Juan Perez from BAA commented: 'The simplest of ideas are often the best ideas and we are confident that the Power Poles will provide an effective cost-free solution to a genuine problem, which will ultimately make our passengers' airport experience more enjoyable. '

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