Media Resources

100% coverage of the atmospheric and clean surroundings of the exit, media exposure without interference averaging 16 hours per day, ensuring that video collection reaches taxi and airport shuttle passengers closely, passengers follow like a shadow to deepen audience memory, multi-screen linkage for full-process conversion

The screen machines located in the third-floor domestic departure hall and the first-floor domestic transfer, departure, and main building arrival hall serve as the digital pulse along this route, acting as visual nodes along the passengers' path, conveying brand information in a more delicate and in-depth manner through a high-frequency, dynamic approach.

The LED screen media hanging above the walkway, with its unique spatial occupancy and visual force, has become a super medium for brands to engage in deep communication with travelers at the very last moment before boarding.

The VIP lounges located in the T3 domestic and international departure areas bring together elite passengers holding Air China Platinum cards, Gold cards, First Class, and Business Class tickets. The LED screen media placed within these private spaces serves as a key touchpoint for brands to reach China's top-tier audience.

The LED screen media devices located in the mixed-flow area on the second floor for departures and arrivals, as well as in the domestic departure waiting area on the first floor, ensure that brand information can reach the widest and most genuine business and travel audience through their unique networked layout and high-frequency visual penetration.

The electronic screen machines exhibit features of full-area coverage with an emphasis on key points in their layout. Composed of dozens of high-definition electronic screens, they are widely distributed in core areas such as domestic departure check-in areas, security checkpoints, boarding corridors, and arrival baggage claim halls.

They are usually positioned in prominent locations in the ticketing hall, in waiting areas in front of security checkpoints, and in the corridors leading to the boarding gates. The screen content can maintain clear contrast and vibrant colors, ensuring that the advertising images still have strong visual penetration in the complex lighting environment of the airport.

The domestic electronic display machines located on the second floor undoubtedly occupy the throat of the traffic. They are not just a set of scattered electronic screens, but a high-density visual matrix that firmly captures the attention of high-net-worth individuals in the last physical space before passengers are about to board, beneath ten thousand meters of altitude.