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The LED display in the security check area is usually hung above the security passage. It is large in size to ensure visibility from a distance. It is the only passage for all departing passengers before entering the restricted area. Passengers queue here and wait for a long time, requiring concentrated attention.

The only high-altitude giant LED screen in the arrival area, with its core advantages of central positioning along the main flow, large-scale high-definition display, forced full-view exposure, and full coverage of high-net-worth passengers, is a benchmark media for strong brand engagement with arriving passengers.

This media package cleverly occupies this scene to maximize value. During the average 5-15 minute waiting time, travelers unconsciously seek visual focal points, achieving a very high marketing conversion rate.

After passengers complete the core task of claiming their luggage, they naturally turn their gaze toward the direction of the exit, and the LED screen hanging high in the air just happens to occupy the center of their field of vision, creating an unavoidable compulsory exposure.

This location achieves 100% interception of domestic departing passengers and is a mandatory stop that all departing travelers must go through. When passengers queue for security checks and their gaze naturally rises, the huge LED screen, arranged in a horizontal array, occupies the absolute central position in their field of vision.

The luggage carousel LED media is not just an advertising vehicle, but a strategic high ground for precisely capturing the psychological defenses of high-net-worth individuals, cleverly alleviating the anxiety of waiting, and transforming it into a golden window for in-depth dialogue between the brand and consumers.

The LED media located here is like a dazzling pearl embedded in the journey home. With its unique geographic position and technological advantages, it has become the core link for brands to connect with international arriving passengers. It is not just a screen; it is the first digital window through which travelers, after completing a long flight, refocus their gaze on the city.

Located in the core area of the departure security check on the second floor of the terminal, directly facing the queues and inspection channels for passengers, occupying a prime visual position in the departure flow, it is a highly recognizable and high-quality communication medium within the airport.