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The security checkpoint in Zone B on the third floor is a key choke point connecting the domestic departure hall with the core boarding isolation area. The LED screen at this checkpoint, with its prominent location and dynamic visual appeal, has become the final and most concentrated point of focus for passengers before passing through security.

The domestic departure TV on the third floor of T1 creates an immersive dynamic communication space. High-definition digital screens are usually hung at the optimal angles of passengers' eye level or slightly above, naturally drawing their attention to the moving images on the screens and deeply embedding themselves in the passengers' minds at that moment.

Terminal 2 is the first visual focal point that passengers encounter when arriving at the airport and entering the terminal. With its unmatched location and audience quality, it establishes a media advantage of significant strategic value.

Located at the core intersection of the domestic arrivals exit and the pick-up waiting area, it not only covers all arriving passengers entering the arrival hall after collecting their luggage, but also reaches a large number of local citizens picking up passengers, business reception staff, and ride-hailing drivers and other ground transfer groups.

This LED is positioned at the only exit passage from the T2 domestic baggage claim area to the arrivals hall. All domestic flight passengers must pass through here after collecting their luggage, creating a natural visual checkpoint. It reaches over 30,000 passengers daily, ensuring brand information is delivered comprehensively and frequently to key arrivals into Jiangxi.

The T2 terminal of Nanchang Airport serves nearly 35,000 domestic departing and arriving passengers daily. The TV screens display real-time flight updates, boarding reminders, baggage carousel information, and other basic service content in a split-screen format, effectively capturing attention and enhancing information reception efficiency.

Located on the mandatory route that domestic departing passengers take before entering the security checkpoint, all air travelers must queue here after completing check-in, creating a natural focal point for visibility. It covers over 30,000 passengers daily, ensuring brand information reaches the target audience frequently and without omission.

The departure hall experiences a high daily passenger flow, with travelers staying an average of 15–20 minutes. From arrival and check-in to pre-security, the complete flow provides ample viewing time and an immersive environment for LED screens, supporting high-definition video and multi-screen splitting, combining both functionality and artistry.