Media Resources

The film advertisements on the departure jet bridges of T2, with their unique media form, transform the narrow passage connecting the terminal and the aircraft into an immersive brand light and shadow corridor. Through the dense distribution of 45 film panels, a visual network spanning the entire journey is constructed.

Anti-collision strip films are usually applied at eye-level height, using colors, patterns, or frosted textures to break the invisible state of the glass and create a clear visual barrier. The images can maintain a clear visual effect both during the day and at night, becoming an indispensable part of the advertising media matrix.

In the departure lounge of the international terminal, the pillars are physical elements that passengers cannot avoid in their movement paths. By naturally integrating advertising content with the architectural lines, no matter whether passengers are walking from a distance, their eyes will naturally be drawn to the high-resolution images on the pillars.

Film media is a highly creative and penetrating 'microscopic' form of advertising, cleverly transforming corner and column edge bump strips in buildings, which originally only serve safety protection functions, into continuous brand display belts and invisible guide lines that run through passenger flow paths.

Cross-region handcart film media is a highly innovative and penetrating mobile advertising medium, cleverly transforming luggage handling tools that were originally single-function into mobile billboards shuttling through various core areas of the terminal, achieving high-frequency, long-distance, accompanying brand message communication along the passenger flow.

Cross-regional corridors usually range from 50 meters to 200 meters in length, with collision prevention strips continuously laid along both sides of the corridor, forming two parallel brand lines. No matter how fast or slow travelers walk, the brand lines always accompany them underfoot or at hand, providing a zero-distance, close presence.

The corridor extending outward from the arrivals level on the first floor of Terminal 1 is the necessary passage for passengers moving from the main terminal building to the transportation center. Combined with the internal lighting of the bridge, it forms a bright luminous body, creating a strong visual impact, like a branded light and shadow tunnel.

The external corridor bridge is the necessary path for passengers moving from the terminal to the aircraft, and it is also the most enclosed and focused period in the boarding process. It cleverly transforms the entire corridor into an exclusive brand display surface, creating a wrapped visual experience.