Media Resources

Located on the main wall of the core baggage‑claim hall at T3 Domestic Arrivals, it serves as a key visual medium for passengers after landing while they wait for their luggage, and represents prime static advertising resources in the airport arrival level.

This media is located on a closed‑loop one‑way flow path. After passengers collect their baggage, they must exit the station through this outlet with no diversion or detour, achieving 100% passenger flow coverage.

Located right next to the arrival exits of the terminal building, the media faces the traffic and pedestrian flow on the exit lanes. It covers all arriving outbound passengers, people meeting arrivals, as well as drivers and passengers of departing vehicles. It constitutes a static light‑box site featuring the most stable exposure and the most open scenarios within the airport’s outbound passenger flow chain.

The spot is located in the public landside area of the open terminal building, achieving 100% coverage of all domestic and international departing passengers, as well as accompanying send‑off crowds. Its audience reach far exceeds that of airside media past security checkpoints.

Media sits at the very front‑end of the passenger travel journey. It achieves full coverage of all outbound passengers checking in and checking baggage, with no missed passenger flows and no scenario limitations. Its audience reach far exceeds that of media located within the air‑side restricted area.

The media is located in the isolated waiting area after security check. All domestic and international departing passengers at T3 have to pass through this waiting corridor. There is no way to detour and miss it. The audience consists entirely of actual air‑travel passengers with no outside idle personnel mixed in, resulting in high‑purity audience reach.

Passengers are in a state of waiting for flights, transferring and walking slowly here, with ample time for stay and observation. The light‑box delivers clear and soft luminous imagery, enabling brand message reception without deliberate stopping.

Terminal 3 gathers a large number of business‑travel passengers, government‑enterprise clients and tourist consumers. Its overall passenger groups feature high consumption levels and purchasing power, and show high acceptance of alcohol, automobiles, cultural‑tourism products, real estate, high‑end consumer goods and urban image promotion.