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The giant LED media in the Central Millennium Hall of the land-side departure area of Terminal 1 is not only a visual focus with its ultra-high resolution and wide field of view, but also a strategic high ground for brands to reach high-net-worth travelers worldwide.

Located above the must-pass areas of check-in, escalators, and security, with an unobstructed view, passengers linger for 10-15 seconds while going up. The high rate of passengers looking up, high-definition display, dynamic content, and flight status linkage enhance ad recall and communication effectiveness.

The outdoor large screen standing at the street corner is the most eye-catching feature of the Star Picasso Building. During the prime time when pedestrians wait at the traffic lights or stop to take photos, the screen can achieve an almost 100% effective exposure rate, becoming a new landmark in the area.

Standing tall is a commercial landmark known in the industry as the Yangtze River Tower, whose exterior facade features a giant outdoor screen that has become a unique visual hub connecting the Myeongdong shopping district and Euljiro financial street, precisely positioned at a visual golden point that is inevitably passed by the flow of people.

The media LED screen wall exhibition area is located in the core hub connecting domestic and international flights. It is one of the most commercially valuable 'golden traffic lines' of Terminal 2. It adopts the advanced 'mixed flow' design concept, where domestic passengers share space in certain areas, and the South Concourse is precisely the most densely trafficked artery for mixed passenger flow.

The security checkpoint is the only node on the departure level with a mandatory stop attribute. Passengers must pause here and organize their belongings, with an average dwell time of 5-15 minutes. In the relatively enclosed, narrow space, there is a lack of other competing visual information, so passengers have nowhere else to focus their gaze and can only concentrate on the screen media in front or above them.

Located at the entrance escalator of the international arrivals baggage claim hall in the terminal building, the lightbox is embedded in a horizontal ultra-wide form in the top structure of the escalator, achieving a top-down forced exposure, ensuring that passengers naturally focus on the advertising content during the descent, creating a high-memory-point communication scenario.

Located at the concourse connecting the domestic arrivals level of the terminal, it is the necessary passage for passengers to reach the ground transportation transfer area after collecting their luggage. It has a compulsory exposure attribute, where passengers slow down walking and pay more attention, significantly improving the efficiency of advertising information reception.