Media Resources

This location is usually situated in the core area of the baggage hall, covering not only passengers coming from the near gates on the second floor but also people converging from the remote gate corridors. It is the busiest and longest-staying traffic hub in the entire arrivals hall.

After remote stand flight passengers arrive at the terminal by shuttle bus, they need to pass through a relatively long corridor to enter the main terminal's arrival hall. The convergence point is precisely the throat area where this corridor connects to the main hall, where all the remote stand passenger flows naturally form a bottleneck, expanding from narrow to wide and from linear to planar.

The screen machine is a core component of the airport's digital media network. High-definition displays are usually installed above or beside each boarding gate, serving not only as an information window for passengers to obtain boarding updates, but also as a digital platform for brands to conduct high-frequency, highly interactive, and precise marketing in the last mile of passenger waiting.

In the waiting areas of the concourses on the third-floor departure hall, the totem light boxes are not standing independently, but are ingeniously integrated with the seating arrangements. With passengers at a short viewing distance and spending a long time there, they can easily see the exquisite images by looking up, which readily evokes passengers' emotional resonance and cultural identification.

Located in the core area of the duty-free commercial zone for domestic departures at T2, travelers spend a long time there, and the dwell time is fully utilized for continuous and effective exposure to stimulate potential shopping desires, covering 100% of domestic departure travelers at T2.

Walking through the VIP building's arrivals hall into the exclusive access corridor leading to the parking lot, both sides of the walls are neatly lined with a series of high-quality wall light boxes. Taking advantage of its unique enclosed environment, extremely pure audience, and special psychological setting, it has created a highly competitive media advantage.

Upon entering the VIP reception hall, the first thing that catches the eye are the aviation display light boxes embedded in the walls or standing independently. They use ultra-high-definition resolution screens to ensure clear readability even under soft indoor lighting, and prolonged viewing does not cause visual fatigue.

When passengers are driving or taking a shuttle through this area, their vision is naturally focused on the walls on both sides. Unlike other open-style advertisements, the parking lot lanes form a relatively enclosed linear communication space.