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The display board is usually installed on the outside of the jet bridge mobile unit, facing the direction in which passengers queue to board. Within the enclosed and visually focused jet bridge passage, it creates a highly impactful visual focal point, and when the eyes naturally focus on the boarding gate ahead, the image enters their field of vision in an unavoidable manner.

At the key nodes where vertical traffic and horizontal circulation intersect, travelers not only converge and disperse through these critical chokepoints, but these locations are also prime spots for brand information to efficiently reach them at the moment their travel rhythm shifts.

Side wall light boxes are usually installed on the walls of both sides of the corridor, with a height naturally aligned with the eye level of passengers, ensuring that the advertisement is visible without any blind spots during movement. Its unique spatial layout and visual advantages make it an ideal medium for brands to establish deep communication with high-value audiences.

The lightbox on the upper wall of the corridor located here, leveraging its unique spatial advantages, has become a visual canopy for brand communication. The lightbox is installed at a height of 5-6 meters from the ground, effectively avoiding blockages from dense crowds and naturally embedding the advertisement into the upward line of sight of travelers as they move.

The GTC corridor is the only mandatory passage connecting the subway parking lot with the departure and arrival levels of Terminal 2. Whether it is hurried business travelers or leisure vacationers, all passengers arriving at or leaving the airport via ground transportation must pass through this area.

The media occupies the routes residents take daily, making it possible to compulsorily cover 100% of community households and ensuring that brand information is delivered without omission to the precise home-consuming audience.

The LED display in the security check area is usually hung above the security passage. It is large in size to ensure visibility from a distance. It is the only passage for all departing passengers before entering the restricted area. Passengers queue here and wait for a long time, requiring concentrated attention.

The wall located in the international departure waiting area of Terminal 3 is an exclusive area for international passengers waiting to board after passing security and immigration. The indoor wall lightbox displays are bright and clear, blending seamlessly with the high-end environment of the waiting area, and are the main visual focus for passengers while waiting.