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As an important form of in-flight media, Air China cabin seat table advertising has become brand communication with its precise reach and high interactivity

The Beijing Shuangjing Bridge lightbox road sign advertisement is located in the Shuangjing Bridge area of Chaoyang District, which is one of the important transportation hubs connecting the city center and the east of Beijing. This area is not only a place with frequent commercial activities, but also a core point where pedestrian and vehicular traffic intersect. Lightbox advertising, with its prominent location and high-density pedestrian coverage, has become an ideal choice for brand promotion.

The T116 bus body advertisement covers an important bus route in Beijing, which connects multiple core areas and residential areas. Bus body advertising, with its wide geographical coverage and high-frequency daily exposure, has become an ideal choice for brand promotion.

As a necessary voucher for passengers to board the plane, the boarding pass has a 100% arrival rate and communication rate, and is a high-end communication carrier that cannot be underestimated in the aviation media

Located in the headrest position of the seat, passengers can contact it as soon as they board the plane, and the advertising content can be presented without operation, forming a "preconceived" brand impression

Passengers stay in the closed cabin for more than 2 hours on average, and the frequency of eye contact with the luggage rack can reach 10-15 times/hour, forming a high-frequency and deep-seated brand memory

Covering 74% of Air China's business passengers and 66% of corporate middle and senior managers, the annual household income of 500,000 people accounts for a significant proportion

It covers Air China's domestic routes and some international routes, with key cities including Beijing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Chongqing, Hangzhou, Wuhan and other hub airports