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The lightbox occupies the prime area within the passengers' eye level and upward view, utilizing the movement path of passengers between the carousel and the resting area to achieve multiple visual interactions. While waiting, the large-scale brand images become the focal point of vision, creating an interaction between the natural line of sight and the advertising images.

Arriving at the mezzanine is a necessary passage for passengers after disembarking to reach the baggage claim hall or transfer to other transportation. Light boxes are orderly arranged along the corridor walls, at a height level with passengers' eye lines, creating a visual interception the moment passengers enter the indoor space, ensuring high-frequency exposure of brand information.

This area is usually located at the escalator exit or connecting passage, where lightbox media occupies the direct front view of travelers, forming a visual interception the moment travelers enter the indoor space, ensuring high-frequency exposure of brand information.

The lightbox is suspended above the corridor, directly in the line of sight of travelers. In a narrow corridor with a monotonous visual environment, the lightbox becomes a natural visual focal point, effectively guiding travelers' attention to ensure that the advertising information is fully received.

A set of large lightbox arrays directly facing the departure area on the third floor forms the most prominent and central visual focus for passengers before entering the security check area. It is not only a prime spot in media resources but also an excellent window for brands to engage deeply with millions of high-value passengers.

The key points in the lightbox matrix with high communication value are precisely positioned in the core corridor areas of passenger departure routes, covering the entire passenger flow from check-in and security check to the boarding gate, becoming a high-quality medium for brands to reach travelers.

Lightboxes located in the departure hall are often hung high or stand independently, positioned above the passengers' line of sight. Using high-brightness, high-definition digital printing technology, they create a strong visual impact in the bright and spacious hall, forcibly occupying the visual focus with grand images.

The lightbox located directly opposite became the only visual focal point in the field of vision. When passengers stand on a descending escalator or elevator, with their bodies relatively stationary, their eyes instinctively seek a point in front, becoming the only visual focal point in the field of vision.