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The back-wall light boxes are precisely deployed on the walls behind each domestic flight baggage carousel. When passengers get off the plane, pass through the corridor into the baggage hall, find the corresponding carousel, and stop to wait for their luggage, a huge light box display is directly in front of their line of sight.

High-altitude billboards are a highly visually impactful core form of advertising media. They are usually hung above the main passage of the waiting area or the upper space of the boarding gate area, with the billboards occupying the high point of passengers' sight.

As one of the most impactful outdoor advertising mediums at ground level, this billboard, with its large freestanding structure, wide unobstructed display surface, and all-weather high-brightness presentation capability, has become a key platform for brands to capture the first glance at prominent entrances.

The sky bridge area, located at the intersection of the main concourse in the terminal, serves as an important three-dimensional passage connecting departure, arrival, transfer, and commercial zones. The display media leverage the unique spatial height and transparent view of the bridge to create a multi-directional communication interface covering various flows of people.

Located at the main transit node for passengers heading to the subway, taxis, ride-hailing services, and parking lots after arrival, it serves as a crucial visual interface connecting air travel with ground transportation. This area has concentrated pedestrian flows and an orderly traffic rhythm, providing a stable and efficient exposure environment for lightbox media.

Located next to the main thoroughfare in the arrivals area on the first floor of Terminal 2, a key node in the passenger flow, this LED media occupies a prime spot where inbound and outbound travelers meet the viewlines of those picking them up. With its elevated installation and wide horizontal display, it imposes itself strongly into sight, creating an effective brand interception point.

Located in the T2 domestic/international arrivals lounge, it is the core pathway area that travelers must pass through upon arrival. With a prominent frontal visual effect, large media display area, and mandatory exposure characteristics, its design is positioned as a visual focal point reflecting the city's image and humanistic care.

The advertisement mainly targets middle- to high-income groups who own cars and homes. This audience has strong spending power and high expectations for brand recognition. When vehicles pass through the barrier gate, both drivers and passengers naturally pay attention to the advertisement, with an average gaze duration of 7.2 seconds. This significantly increases the exposure frequency of the ad, leaving a deep impression on the audience.