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The exit lightbox is located at the passage from the baggage claim hall to the arrivals hall, above the escalator or the gates, and is a single route that 100% of all passengers who have completed baggage claim must pass through, with no possibility of detours.

The back-wall light boxes are precisely deployed on the walls behind each domestic flight baggage carousel. When passengers get off the plane, pass through the corridor into the baggage hall, find the corresponding carousel, and stop to wait for their luggage, a huge light box display is directly in front of their line of sight.

High-altitude billboards are a highly visually impactful core form of advertising media. They are usually hung above the main passage of the waiting area or the upper space of the boarding gate area, with the billboards occupying the high point of passengers' sight.

Located right next to the security checkpoint exit, it is the first spot visible to passengers as they exit the security channel, covering 100% of all domestic departing passengers checking in on the third floor, ensuring high-frequency exposure of the brand information.

This booth is located on the third floor, in the core passage before the departure security check, adjacent to the transition area between the check-in area and the security checkpoint. Passengers can face the booth directly without having to detour, with no diversion of passenger flow or visual obstruction, making it a true mandatory contact point.

This area is a necessary checkpoint for passengers to collect luggage, wait for airport pickups, and proceed to departure channels. It provides 100% coverage of domestic arriving passenger flow, with no visual distractions and highly focused attention, mainly covering core carousel areas such as Carousel 49 to form a carousel-surrounding media array.

Its entrances and exits, as places that owners pass through daily, have stable traffic and frequent interactions between vehicles and pedestrians, providing a natural high-reach scenario for brand communication. It covers the permanent residents of the community, serving as a necessary touchpoint for daily travel and returning home, achieving stable and high-frequency exposure and accurately connecting with the local consumer population.

Frame advertisements are presented in the form of mirror frames inside the elevator car, using high-definition printed images. The visuals are clean and unobtrusive, becoming the sole focus of attention, naturally enhancing information reception and brand recall, significantly improving brand memory and favorability, allowing the advertisement content to achieve nearly 100%.