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Whether it is domestic arrivals or international/regional arrivals, all passengers who leave the quarantine area and pick up their luggage must go through the arrival exit passage to reach the transportation center. This is the only exit for the flow of passengers on the T1 arrival level, with no possibility of diversion, ensuring that all passengers are compulsorily directed through it.

The T1 departure main building lightbox set is usually located on both sides of the core passage from behind the check-in counters to the security entrance. Here, passengers converge from the dispersed state in the hall into linear flows, forming a natural traffic funnel that achieves a 100% forced reach rate and completely eliminates visual blind spots.

Airport lightboxes are not simply lighting fixtures or advertising carriers. Carefully arranged and cleverly embedded above check-in islands, in front of security checkpoints, and at key points along main traffic routes, they not only provide clear functional guidance but also convey brand warmth through high-brightness images.

7 lightbox-wrapped columns, 1 flexible LED electronic screen, 4-meter-tall wrapped columns combined with a dynamic screen to achieve high-quality media integration, 360° full-angle visibility, strong visual presentation, exclusive space without interference from other media, strongly capturing pedestrians' attention

At the heart of the bustling Nanjing West Road commercial district in Shanghai, Nanjing West Road Station on Metro Line 13 is not only the golden hub connecting Jing'an Temple and People's Square, but also the fashion heart of the city, bringing together top global luxury brands, high-end office buildings, and trendy fashion enthusiasts.

The sunken square brand corridor lightbox located in the core area of the station is the most dazzling 'golden corridor' in the city's underground transportation network, serving as a strategic point for brands to reach a vast urban audience and establish a high-end image.

Lightbox media is located on the key movement line where passengers transition from check-in to security and waiting areas. Unlike the extended stay in the ticketing hall, the core logic of corridor media lies in high-frequency interception and dynamic accompaniment.

The domestic departure ticketing hall is the first stop for passengers to begin their journey, and it is also the core area with the highest density of people and relatively long dwell times. With its grand scale, bright visual presentation, and high coverage, it constitutes a highly significant gateway image in the airport advertising ecosystem.