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As a 'digital window' of a modern transportation hub, the airport LED system in the main departure building of Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport Terminal 1 is not only a model of technological integration, but also a reflection of attention to service details and human care, silently helping millions of passengers start their journeys smoothly.

The tri-screen LED set at the check-in island is a prime example of the deep integration of intelligent airport services and brand communication. It is located on both sides of the main flow in the check-in hall, covering multiple check-in island areas, creating a coherent, three-dimensional, high-density information display network.

Located in the center of the main departure hall on the third floor of Terminal 1, adjacent to the national flag display area, it is a visual focal point that passengers pass through before check-in and security. It can reach 100% of domestic and international departing passengers, with an extremely high exposure rate.

The twin lightboxes at Terminal 2 are the key advertising display facilities at the exits of the domestic arrivals baggage claim area. As an important traffic hub within the airport, they provide a high-exposure advertising platform for brands, making it an ideal choice for advertising in South China's premium transportation hubs.

As a scarce exterior media resource at Baiyun Airport, the T2 exterior corridor bridge film package offers core advantages such as exclusive spatial positioning, immersive visual experience, mandatory scene presence, and high-end context endorsement, providing brands with a strategic communication platform that combines both scale impact and quality expression.

As an important component of the airport lightbox system, it not only serves the function of brand display but also helps optimize passengers' perception of movement, enhancing spatial orientation efficiency. It is a high-quality airport lightbox media that integrates functionality, aesthetics, and communication effectiveness.

Before passengers retrieve their checked luggage, they must pass through the baggage claim carousel entrance area, and the pillar lightbox is precisely located at this high-traffic node. Regardless of the direction of passenger flow, it cannot be bypassed, achieving nearly 100% visual exposure to domestic arriving passengers.

As the core circulation hub of Terminal 2, it is not only the necessary route for departing passengers to reach the boarding gates, but also the only corridor for arriving passengers to claim their luggage. It experiences dense daily traffic with highly overlapping flows in both directions, making it extremely efficient for transmission coverage.