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| Area：Chongqing | Type：airport | Frequency：0 |
| Address：Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport | Format：Light box | Duration：0 |
| Location：T3 Domestic Departures Passage | Min Qty：4 | Operating Time：6-24o'clock |
| Size：8.87 x 2.07 m（2块）、5.89 x 2.07 m（2块） | Min Period：month |
This location is a one‑way mandatory passage for domestic departing passengers. It covers 100% of all domestic departing passengers at T3 who have completed check‑in and baggage drop‑off. Passengers are in close proximity to the media, maximizing advertising exposure effect. As a set of integrated wall‑mounted lightbox media in the corridor prior to the security queuing area, it connects the two core zones of the check‑in hall and the security checkpoint, serving as a long‑corridor static communication position linking the preceding and subsequent steps of the domestic departure process.
The media is offered in two sets, with each set consisting of 2 horizontal wall‑mounted lightboxes, amounting to 4 lightboxes in total: two measuring 8.87m×2.07m and two measuring 5.89m×2.07m. They are neatly arranged along the corridor walls and blend in with the terminal’s modern and minimalist wall finishes to form a continuous brand‑display corridor. Adapted to the lighting conditions of the narrow and long corridor space, the lightboxes deliver sharp visual details for close‑range viewing with high‑fidelity color reproduction, and consistently display brand visuals round‑the‑clock.
The annual passenger throughput has exceeded 30.015 million, with an average daily passenger flow of approximately 143,000. Passengers covered during the summer travel peak account for over 90% of the airport’s total traffic. With no detours or missed exposure for passengers, it maintains top exposure rates among core terminal media. The corridor is spacious, bright and unobstructed, featuring long visual distance and strong visual impact. The lightboxes deliver even brightness with large‑format visuals free from obstruction, enabling direct and efficient delivery of advertising messages.
Passengers move at a slow walking pace within the long, confined corridor. Their eyes naturally fall on the light‑boxes mounted on both side walls. Multiple progressive exposures are generated throughout the passage with no interference from irrelevant foot traffic. Drop‑off staff cannot access this area, meaning the audience consists exclusively of domestic departing passengers about to board their flights. Unlike the open‑plan concourse, the enclosed corridor features fewer advertising distractions, enabling passengers to focus their attention and improving information reception efficiency.
As core traffic points within a national gateway hub, these locations deliver three‑fold value: high footfall, high conversion potential and strong brand endorsement. They offer stable long‑term investment returns and robust anti‑cyclical performance, making them ideal for premium brand image building and targeted commercial conversion. Premium advertising spots inherently carry social‑sharing attributes. Passengers take photos and share content online to generate secondary communication, amplifying brand reach and delivering added value through "one‑time placement with multi‑round exposure".
Light‑boxes on both sides deliver continuous, progressive high‑frequency exposure and repeatedly capture passengers’ attention along the whole route. Compared with fleeting passing‑by impressions in open concourse areas, they produce stronger memory retention and achieve effective, in‑depth brand engagement. They can be coordinated with the T3 Dayu‑Eye LED package, atrium wrapped‑pillar light‑box package and light‑boxes above domestic security checkpoints to build a full‑chain domestic‑departure communication matrix covering "lobby entry‑check‑in‑corridor‑security screening". This supports brands in deep‑penetration of the Chengdu‑Chongqing market and enables efficient outreach to high‑net‑worth domestic departing travellers.
