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The departure corridor is the necessary passage for all domestic departing passengers from check-in and security to the boarding gate. The flow of people is highly concentrated with no possibility of diversion. Lightboxes are installed in areas where passengers naturally look, ensuring 100% coverage of departing passenger traffic and creating unavoidable exposure.

This lightbox set, located in the departure mezzanine area between the 2nd and 3rd floors of Terminal 1, is a necessary passage for passengers entering the terminal from ground transportation on their way to the check-in hall, security area, and boarding corridors. Whether arriving by car, subway, or bus, nearly 100% of passengers pass through this area, forming a natural traffic funnel.

The T1 departure main building pillar lightbox occupies a central position in the departure process of the terminal. It is a crucial visual touchpoint for passengers before check-in, waiting, and security, serving as the first impression window for the brand with high-net-worth travelers and forming a multi-point, comprehensive coverage communication network.

Located at the main transit node for passengers heading to the subway, taxis, ride-hailing services, and parking lots after arrival, it serves as a crucial visual interface connecting air travel with ground transportation. This area has concentrated pedestrian flows and an orderly traffic rhythm, providing a stable and efficient exposure environment for lightbox media.

Located in the T2 domestic/international arrivals lounge, it is the core pathway area that travelers must pass through upon arrival. With a prominent frontal visual effect, large media display area, and mandatory exposure characteristics, its design is positioned as a visual focal point reflecting the city's image and humanistic care.

The lightbox is located directly above the domestic arrivals exit on the first floor of T2. It is the only passage that all passengers must take after collecting their luggage to leave the terminal. The area offers an unobstructed view with no columns or crowd interference, and the surrounding advertising density is low, resulting in minimal visual competition.

As a key visual point in the arrival process, this area sees concentrated passenger flow and longer dwell times. After waiting or collecting their luggage, passengers often organize their belongings and confirm their transfer options here. Their line of sight is focused on the surrounding environment, creating an ideal window for effective advertising communication.

The three-sided column lightbox leading to the northwest concourse is a key visual node connecting the central commercial area with the boarding check area. Located near the gates and commercial zones, it is a passage that all passengers must pass through, offering high visibility, strong guidance, and unique value in scene integration.