Media Resources

Domestic security‑check hall light‑box media are located along the core passenger flow routes at the domestic security check area on the departure floor of the terminal building. They cover mandatory process points that all domestic departing passengers must pass through, with no diverted passenger flows or detour‑prone blind spots, enabling full coverage of all domestic departing passenger traffic.

The main security‑check passage is an essential hub for all domestic and international departing passengers. There are no blind spots for passenger flow diversion, enabling 100% coverage of departing passenger volume. All departing passengers are required to queue and pass through this area, delivering a stable and sufficient base for media exposure.

This spot directly faces social vehicles, taxis and airport coaches exiting the approach bridge, while also covering arriving passengers who exit on foot or transfer to coaches and ride‑hailing vehicles. It reaches both vehicle and pedestrian flows, serving as a core outdoor exposure window in the T2 arrival area.

Located in the domestic arrival greeting hall on the first floor of Terminal T4, on the essential passenger‑flow route from the baggage claim hall to the terminal exit, it serves as the last key media touchpoint for passengers before they leave the terminal after collecting their luggage.

Located in the domestic arrival baggage claim hall of Terminal T4, this site lies on the core mandatory passenger route for baggage collection. While waiting for luggage, passengers have fragmented free time with focused attention, enabling the light‑box advertisement to achieve close‑range and long‑term exposure.

This spot covers both pedestrian traffic for vehicle pickup and slow‑moving vehicle flow. It closes the communication gap at the final link of passengers’ arrival completion and departure processes, fills the blank in reaching the self‑driving audience that cannot be covered by the main terminal media, builds a full‑process communication closed‑loop for the airport, and boasts scarce and unique positioning advantages.

Passengers typically wait for several minutes with limited mobile‑phone usage. Their eyes naturally fall on the wall‑mounted light boxes around them, allowing repeated viewing opportunities. This overcomes the shortcoming of regular passage‑way media that is only glimpsed fleetingly. The effective ad viewing duration is longer, yielding better memory retention than media in departure‑zone scenarios.

Hanging high above the entrance to the security checkpoint lanes, passengers proceed to security after completing check‑in. Whichever security lane they choose, they will fall within the media viewing range, enabling high‑coverage communication targeting passenger flow at T3 Domestic Departures.