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Whether it is domestic arrivals or international/regional arrivals, all passengers who leave the quarantine area and pick up their luggage must go through the arrival exit passage to reach the transportation center. This is the only exit for the flow of passengers on the T1 arrival level, with no possibility of diversion, ensuring that all passengers are compulsorily directed through it.

The T1 departure main building lightbox set is usually located on both sides of the core passage from behind the check-in counters to the security entrance. Here, passengers converge from the dispersed state in the hall into linear flows, forming a natural traffic funnel that achieves a 100% forced reach rate and completely eliminates visual blind spots.

Airport lightboxes are not simply lighting fixtures or advertising carriers. Carefully arranged and cleverly embedded above check-in islands, in front of security checkpoints, and at key points along main traffic routes, they not only provide clear functional guidance but also convey brand warmth through high-brightness images.

At Terminal 2, the elevator directly below the domestic arrivals corridor is right in front of passengers, serving as a key visual focal point for travelers moving from the arrivals corridor to the first-floor exit. It is a critical traffic node for passengers leaving the terminal after baggage claim, with natural sightlines focusing on the media on the wall beside or directly in front of the escalator.

Located at the critical choke point before passengers enter the isolation area, it serves as the visual hub connecting the check-in hall with the boarding isolation zone. With its unique positioning advantage and the specific psychological state of passengers at this moment, it has become a high-value platform for brand display.

This area serves as a key convergence point for international travelers entering the duty-free shopping zone after completing security checks. Foot traffic is concentrated and dwell time is relatively long, ensuring that travelers can easily view advertisements while walking or browsing, naturally providing high exposure and strong attention for promotional content.

The totem lightbox in the departure area is naturally within passengers' line of sight, and because it is positioned higher than ordinary luggage and crowd obstructions, it ensures the image is complete, clear, and continuously exposed, providing a golden opportunity for in-depth brand communication.

This lightbox is located in the main corridor after the international departure security check, reaching 100% of outbound passengers who have completed check-in and security procedures. The lightboxes are strategically placed at key points along the post-security flow, covering high-net-worth international travelers and providing an efficient exposure platform for brands.