Media Resources

Anti-collision strip films are usually applied at eye-level height, using colors, patterns, or frosted textures to break the invisible state of the glass and create a clear visual barrier. The images can maintain a clear visual effect both during the day and at night, becoming an indispensable part of the advertising media matrix.

The external corridor bridge is the necessary path for passengers moving from the terminal to the aircraft, and it is also the most enclosed and focused period in the boarding process. It cleverly transforms the entire corridor into an exclusive brand display surface, creating a wrapped visual experience.

The walls of the connecting corridor between the domestic flight disembarkation gates and the baggage claim hall in Terminal 1 feature a visually striking, brand-exclusive tunnel, which serves as the first brand scenery for passengers after completing their flight journey and before entering the public area.

Film advertisements usually cover both side walls, the ceiling, and even the floor of the boarding bridge, forming a 360-degree visual enclosure. Once passengers enter, their line of sight has nowhere to escape and is completely wrapped in the brand images, greatly enhancing the attention-grabbing ability of the advertisement.

As the last point of contact before passengers board and the first point of contact after disembarking, the double-sided display film in the set provides the brand with a unique communication scenario. The boarding bridge, as the only passage connecting the terminal and the aircraft, naturally offers advantages such as 100% passenger traffic, a slowed travel pace, and minimal visual distractions.

As a scarce exterior media resource at Baiyun Airport, the T2 exterior corridor bridge film package offers core advantages such as exclusive spatial positioning, immersive visual experience, mandatory scene presence, and high-end context endorsement, providing brands with a strategic communication platform that combines both scale impact and quality expression.