Gate-side last‑minute stop in HAJ
Five minutes from most gates in Terminals A, B and C, Relay is the standard airport newsstand: snacks, drinks, books, magazines, basic toiletries, and travel chargers. It sits post-security, so this is your final grab before boarding at Hannover Airport.
Opening hours typically track the main flight banks, roughly 05:00 to 21:00, though early or late flights in A and B sometimes find it closed by 20:30. Prices land in normal airport territory: around €2–3 for soft drinks, €1.50–2 for candy bars, and €8–15 for paperbacks in German and English.
Stock is predictable: bottled water up to 1L, Coke/Pepsi lines, Red Bull, standard crisps, packaged sandwiches, and a basic tech wall with USB-C and Lightning cables. You’ll also find EU plug adapters, small power banks around €25–35, and SIM card starter packs from German carriers near the counter.
Good spot for a physical boarding-pass print: they sell simple document folders and pens, plus small notepads under €5. There’s a modest rack of regional souvenirs—Hannover and Niedersachsen mugs, magnets, and keychains—priced between €4 and €15, useful if you forgot a gift in the city.
Watch out for short queues in the 30 minutes before departures in C when multiple flights to hubs like FRA and MUC board around the same time; the single cashier can slow things down. Tip: grab water and snacks here in one run so you don’t pay higher prices at smaller kiosks by individual gates.