Media Resources

The double-sided pillar lightbox after domestic departure security on the second floor is located in the main passage area of the second floor domestic departure security of the terminal. Built around the hall's load-bearing columns, it serves as a high-quality indoor premium advertising medium along the essential route from security to the various boarding gates.

Located in the departure lounge on the second floor of the terminal building after domestic security check, it is distributed on the main corridor walls, passenger rest areas, and around boarding gates. It is the core prime area that 100% of departing passengers must pass through and spend a long time in.

Located next to the boarding gates in domestic/international departure halls, it is a must-see media for passengers queuing to board, featuring small size, high density, and full point coverage, precisely reaching high-net-worth individuals about to board.

The light boxes located in the international departure corridor are large and visually open, making them very suitable for showcasing grand brand images or core advertising slogans, and they can create a strong visual impact on the unavoidable path of departing passengers.

International arriving passengers are often in situations with high crowds and longer dwell times when collecting luggage or looking for pick-up personnel, which provides valuable 'forced viewing' time windows for advertisements.

Located in the international arrivals baggage claim hall, it is an essential area for all international flight passengers to go to collect checked baggage after customs clearance, with 100% coverage of inbound passenger flow, no diversion, no detours, ensuring efficient reach of advertising information.

The core advantage of glass advertisements on jet bridges lies in the last glance before boarding. On the inevitable path that passengers take before entering the cabin, this close and compulsory visual contact can leave passengers with a very deep memory before their journey.

Billboards are densely distributed in all fixed areas of the boarding bridges, able to face every passenger boarding or alighting from the plane through the bridge. The clustered layout creates a strong memory point in the final chapter of the passenger's journey, greatly enhancing the brand's presence.