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Not one of those folks who travel with a laptop wired to your wrist, but still need to keep in touch? Everything’s up to date at Kansas City International Airport (MCI).

There is a slew of newly installed business centers scattered among the airport’s concourses. ATMs, wired Internet devices, stamp machines, and pre-paid phone car dispensers. These are some of the things that will help you keep connected.

Need to recharge? For a fee, you can plug in pagers, computers, cell phones, and even cameras. These outlets are aligned along a strip attached to the bottom of a row of chairs. That takes up minimal space, and allows you to sit and kick back while waiting for a flight.

Rosetta Stone (a neat way to learn a language), Cell Connect, and Neat Receipts have all opened up kiosks at Kansas City. Neat Receipts gives fliers a convenient, organized way of putting together expense reports, employing something called a “scanalizer”. It saves lots of time by permitting you to put your receipts together at the airport.

© Cheapflights Ltd Jerry Chandler

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Jerry ChandlerJerry Chandler loves window seats – a perch with a 35,000-foot view of it all. His favorite places: San Francisco and London just about any time of year, autumn in Manhattan and the seaside in winter. An award-winning aviation and travel writer for 30 years, his goal is to introduce each of his grandkids to their first flight.

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