Media Resources

The LED media located here is like a dazzling pearl embedded in the journey home. With its unique geographic position and technological advantages, it has become the core link for brands to connect with international arriving passengers. It is not just a screen; it is the first digital window through which travelers, after completing a long flight, refocus their gaze on the city.

The screen located above the domestic and international arrivals exit of T2 is the golden eye in this ecosystem. It is not just a display screen, but also the first visual anchor point where travelers refocus on the real world after a long-haul flight.

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.

As one of the busiest areas for high-end passengers within Terminal 3 of the capital airport, the taxi waiting area serves tens of thousands of business travelers daily. Passengers here have an average waiting time of 5–12 minutes and are highly responsive to dynamic visuals, making the reception of advertising information significantly more effective than in regular passage areas.

Covering all domestic departures, it is located at the intersection of check-in and security check-in core lines, and the average stay time of passengers is more than 15 minutes

It serves Air China Platinum/Gold Card members, first-class/business-class passengers, and Star Alliance Premium members, with 66% of the audience being middle and senior managers, with an annual family income of about 500,000 yuan

It serves Air China Platinum/Gold Card members, First Class/Business Class passengers, and Star Alliance Premium members, with separate rest areas and business areas

Covering the whole path of domestic departure and arrival in the T3 VIP area, including high-traffic nodes near the check-in island and opposite the catering area, without visual obstruction