Albert J. Ellis Airport first digital library kiosk

By | March 15, 2017

Last Updated on April 5, 2021 by Staff Writer

digital library kiosk

digital library kiosk

JACKSONVILLE, Onslow County – A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Monday for Albert J. Ellis Airport’s new digital library kiosk.

The kiosk is the first of its kind in the state. The idea for it came from the Onslow County Library. The kiosk allows passengers to scan through hundreds of books and then download them right to their phone, tablet or laptop for free.

“We want Albert J. Ellis Airport to stand out from other airports, but also, we want the library to extend its reach to the traveling public to visitors,” airport director Chris White said.

The kiosk costs about $15K. It was funded through a grant and donations to the Onslow County Library.

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