FuelRod is set to add its SwapBox kiosks to Terminal 1 at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). The kiosks provide a charge-on-the-go service that allow customers to recharge their mobile devices without an electrical outlet.
The kiosks coming to JFK will be located in Terminal 1 at the food court, near Gates 3, 4 and 5.
Travelers who purchase a FuelRod Mobile Charge Kit at a FuelRod SwapBox kiosk can recharge Apple or Android smartphones for up to eight hours of talk time. Each kit costs $20 and comes with a FuelRod module and cables to that fit all recent iPhone and Android devices.
Customers can use and exchange their purchased units for a fully charged unit for free at any FuelRod kiosk worldwide. FuelRod modules can also be recharged via USB with cables included in the kit.
“We’re very pleased to add JFK Terminal 1 as our 26th airport to deploy the FuelRod service here in the United States,” says Joe Yeagley, co-founder of Tricopian, the developer of FuelRod. “It is our goal to ‘unplug’ the traveling public, allowing them more freedom to take advantage of all the unique experiences each airport has to offer.”
