Media Resources

Located in the core transition area between check-in and security, passengers tend to spend more time here and move at a slower pace, providing an ample attention window for brand displays and interactive experiences, effectively enhancing information retention.

The T1 check-in hall is the central area that all domestic departing passengers must pass through. Passengers complete key processes such as check-in, luggage drop-off, and security waiting here. With long dwell times and booths located along the main traffic flow, it ensures comprehensive, round-the-clock, and high-frequency visual coverage of passengers entering and leaving the terminal.

The advantage of media lies in its unique environment and atmosphere. The baggage claim hall is well-lit and spacious, allowing travelers to relax both physically and mentally while waiting, making them more receptive to advertising messages. Compared to other areas of the airport where people pass through quickly, the longer stay allows brand information to be more deeply received and remembered by travelers.

According to the airport's business plan, the area is designed as a cloud commercial corridor, mainly laying out high-end brand display areas and digital media matrix

The area connects the airport express rail station, parking lot and terminal, with an average daily passenger flow of more than 140,000 passengers, making it a must-pass for outbound passengers

The booth is close to the self-service check-in equipment area, and passengers are in the start period of the trip, and the acceptance of advertising content such as car rental and VIP services has increased by 50%, and the memory retention rate is 35% higher than that of ordinary areas

The light box is located on both sides of the carriageway on the first floor of the T3 terminal, covering the line of sight of all passengers departing by taxi and airport bus, with an average daily reach of more than 30,000 passengers, including night flights, and an exposure rate of nearly 100%.

This area is the only way for passengers to claim their luggage, covering 100% of domestic arriving passengers, with an average daily reach of more than 50,000 passengers, and the detention time of passengers is 5-8 minutes, forming a mandatory exposure window