The T2 terminal of Nanchang Airport serves nearly 35,000 domestic departing and arriving passengers daily. The TV screens display real-time flight updates, boarding reminders, baggage carousel information, and other basic service content in a split-screen format, effectively capturing attention and enhancing information reception efficiency.
Located on the mandatory route that domestic departing passengers take before entering the security checkpoint, all air travelers must queue here after completing check-in, creating a natural focal point for visibility. It covers over 30,000 passengers daily, ensuring brand information reaches the target audience frequently and without omission.
The departure hall experiences a high daily passenger flow, with travelers staying an average of 15–20 minutes. From arrival and check-in to pre-security, the complete flow provides ample viewing time and an immersive environment for LED screens, supporting high-definition video and multi-screen splitting, combining both functionality and artistry.
The LED screens in this area are characterized by high density, high frequency, and high visibility, naturally integrating into passenger pathways to achieve comprehensive two-way coverage of travelers entering and exiting the terminal. With expansive sightlines, unobstructed installation positions, and high-definition dynamic playback capability, they ensure that brand information is efficiently captured as passengers move through the area.
Located directly above the exit of the T3 domestic baggage claim hall, it is a place that all domestic arriving passengers must pass through before leaving the airport. After collecting their luggage, passengers need to check the pick-up information, choose an exit, or make a brief stop in this area, naturally causing them to pause and look up, ensuring that the advertising content is actively received.
This media group is strategically positioned along the main route where travelers collect their luggage. With unavoidable viewing scenarios, long dwell times, a matrix of screen layouts, and high-definition display at a short viewing distance, it has become a strategic communication platform for brands to efficiently reach high-end travelers.
Area: ShenzhenType: OutdoorsFormat: large screenFrequency: 60
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