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The departure corridor is the necessary passage for all domestic departing passengers from check-in and security to the boarding gate. The flow of people is highly concentrated with no possibility of diversion. Lightboxes are installed in areas where passengers naturally look, ensuring 100% coverage of departing passenger traffic and creating unavoidable exposure.

This lightbox set, located in the departure mezzanine area between the 2nd and 3rd floors of Terminal 1, is a necessary passage for passengers entering the terminal from ground transportation on their way to the check-in hall, security area, and boarding corridors. Whether arriving by car, subway, or bus, nearly 100% of passengers pass through this area, forming a natural traffic funnel.

The T1 departure main building pillar lightbox occupies a central position in the departure process of the terminal. It is a crucial visual touchpoint for passengers before check-in, waiting, and security, serving as the first impression window for the brand with high-net-worth travelers and forming a multi-point, comprehensive coverage communication network.

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 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.

This area serves as the sole mixed-use corridor for domestic flight passengers departing and arriving. It is not only the necessary route for departing passengers to reach the boarding gates but also the passageway for arriving passengers before collecting their luggage. It experiences a high daily foot traffic and has highly overlapping movement patterns, offering strong bidirectional coverage.