Digital Displays
Large LED screens at gates, security checkpoints, and terminal corridors. Dynamic creative, daypart targeting, and real-time updates.
Out-of-Home Advertising
Reach over 900 million annual travelers at 200+ U.S. airports. Digital displays, gate media, baggage claim, and airport lounge advertising — planned and executed by Atlas OOH.
Key Airports We Cover
New York (JFK/LGA/EWR)
150M+
Annual passengers
Los Angeles (LAX)
88M+
Annual passengers
Chicago (ORD/MDW)
100M+
Annual passengers
Atlanta (ATL)
104M+
Annual passengers
Airport Ad Formats
From gate-level digital screens to full terminal takeovers — airport media reaches captive, high-value audiences with 90+ minute dwell times.
Large LED screens at gates, security checkpoints, and terminal corridors. Dynamic creative, daypart targeting, and real-time updates.
Reach frequent flyers and business travelers in club lounges. Premium audience, extended dwell time, distraction-free environment.
High-impact displays at baggage claim — passengers spend 15–20 minutes here with no phone distraction.
Illuminated static posters along terminal walkways and near concessions. Cost-effective, high-visibility, national footprint.
Dominate an entire terminal or concourse. Ideal for product launches, brand campaigns, and seasonal activations.
Branded airport Wi-Fi splash pages. Capture leads, drive app downloads, and engage the full terminal audience.
Pricing
Rates depend on airport size, format, terminal location, and campaign duration.
$1,500–$5K
/month
Markets like Tucson, El Paso, or Baton Rouge. Strong local brand awareness at accessible rates.
$5K–$30K
/month
Chicago O'Hare, Dallas DFW, Miami, Atlanta. National reach with premium traveler demographics.
$30K–$100K+
/month
JFK, LAX, LGA, SFO. Access to the highest-value traveler segment in North America.
FAQ
Most major U.S. airports require 4–8 weeks lead time for creative approval and installation. Terminal takeovers at hub airports may require 90+ days.
Yes. We select placements by terminal, concourse, gate area, or airline to match your target demographic precisely.
Digital displays accept MP4/HTML5 (typically 15-second loops). Static formats use high-res print files (PDF, AI). Specs vary by vendor and airport.
Yes — via mobile device tracking, QR code scans, brand lift studies, and foot traffic attribution to nearby locations.
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