Media Resources

As an important part of the airport's digital communication system, it is precisely embedded at key stopping points before passengers board, effectively delivering brand information through small screens, multiple locations, and high-frequency rotations.

As a key component of the airport's digital media matrix, this LED achieves efficient reach and deep impact on departing passengers through dynamic, high-brightness, and immersive content presentation, realizing both information synchronization and advertising integration to enhance professionalism and credibility.

The media suite consists of 13 LCD screens strategically arranged throughout the T7 terminal's check-in area, boarding gate waiting areas, as well as retail and dining zones, achieving high-frequency exposure at multiple key touchpoints along passenger flows, covering 100% of departing and domestic arriving passengers at the T7 terminal.

The screen faces the direction passengers are moving and is located at the first visual point after TSA security. It covers 100% of departing passengers, who can clearly see it on their way to premium dining and retail areas, the exclusive British Airways Club Lounge, and the boarding gate waiting areas.

LED screens not only serve the basic function of real-time flight information updates, but also, through carefully designed layouts and color management, use LED media to showcase products to high-net-worth travelers, creating an efficient and technologically sophisticated passenger experience environment.

Located at the core transfer hub where Line 2 and Line 14 intersect, it is currently one of the longest and most artistically expressive fully LED underground screens in China, redefining the visual experience of urban rail transit spaces with ultra-high definition, high consistency, and low-brightness, high-gray display effects.

As a cosmic-level subway station with a daily passenger flow exceeding one million, the LED screens on the platform level of People's Square Station leverage their inherent advantages of forced reach, high-frequency exposure, and full-time coverage, becoming an important window for brands to engage deeply with the mainstream consumer population in Shanghai.

As an important business landmark in the Nan'an District, Langgao Hyatt Tower stands nearly 200 meters tall and is located above the Nanping Station on Metro Line 3. The surrounding area is home to numerous established commercial facilities, including Wànqiān Department Store and Hongsheng Plaza. It experiences an average daily foot and vehicle traffic of over 200,000 people, reaching up to 500,000 during holidays, providing a naturally high-potential audience for LED screens.