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The airport lightbox is cleverly positioned in the visual focal area that travelers inevitably pass through while using the elevators, allowing brand messages to subtly embed themselves in their minds. The lightbox naturally enters their line of sight, creating unavoidable advertising exposure.

The lobby lightboxes not only serve commercial communication but also integrate into the airport's overall wayfinding and spatial narrative system. Through a unified design language, they enhance the modernity and sense of order in the terminal, making brand messages more easily received. They are particularly suitable for scenario-based communication for categories such as high-end consumption, cultural and tourism travel, and financial services.

Located in the central median of the drop-off lane on the departure level of the terminal, it is right on the path passengers must take when walking into the terminal after getting out of the car. Whether for vehicles dropping off passengers or arriving travelers, attention will naturally be drawn to this area, creating high frequency exposure, achieving nearly 100% path coverage and forced visibility.

Lightbox ad placements are meticulously planned to cover the last waiting moments before passengers board. Airport advertisements at the boarding gate reach a more targeted audience, as passengers are already in the boarding process and have clear needs regarding their destination and surrounding services, significantly increasing ad conversion rates.

Located in the core area of the departure hall, passengers naturally notice this distinctive lightbox while waiting to board, significantly increasing the reach of airport advertisements and closely aligning with passengers' actual needs.

Located near the security checkpoint, passengers can clearly see the advertising content while waiting for security check. The compulsory exposure significantly increases the ad's visibility, not only enhancing brand awareness but also complementing the high-end environment of the airport.

The parking lot is the last stop for travelers before their journey and also a prime location for airport advertising. While waiting for their vehicles to enter or be retrieved, travelers have ample time to pay attention to the advertisements, significantly increasing the reach and conversion rates of airport ads.

The hanging flag light boxes are cleverly arranged in the mixed-flow area of Terminal 2, which is the necessary passage for passengers after security check to the boarding gates or from arrivals to the exit. They attract over 100,000 passengers daily, creating a naturally high-traffic display space.