Giant Digital Billboards At Airport Gateways Enhance oOh! Fly Offering

Giant Digital Billboards At Airport Gateways Enhance oOh! Fly Offering

Six new large format digital billboards will reach audiences on their way to and from airports around the country, as part of the enhanced oOh! Fly national end-to end audience journey.

The new digital billboards include two on Joyce Drive – the gateway to Sydney Airport – that impacts international travellers through T1 and domestic travellers using the T2 and T3 when arriving or departing from 1 July 2019.

The Sydney sites will be followed by three new digital billboards at Brisbane Airport, including the largest digital airport advertising screen in the country known as “Big Mortey”, “The Drop” on the Skywalk and the “Brisbane Boss” at the Taxi Rank.

There will also be another at Newcastle regional airport, which is now the 13th busiest airport in the country.

oOh! chief commercial and product officer Robbie Dery said the new digital billboards further contribute to the powerful Fly network that provides advertisers with a national solution to reach the lucrative and highly sought after premium domestic and international traveller.

Dery commented: “Added to our other products, including Longreach, Touchdown, Boulevard and Collect and Connect, the Qantas Club Q-View product and Qantas inflight, we can help advertisers reach passengers on approach to the airport, within the Departure Lounge, at baggage collection carousels and while departing from major airports across the country.”

The investment in the large format digital billboards at airports follows on from the installation of two super-sized billboards on the approach to Melbourne Airport, known as the Twins, which span 320 sqm each and offers full motion creative capabilities.

The digitisation of large format billboards continues oOh!’s leadership in delivering high quality assets to reach and engage audiences, through innovation and data to help provide greater granularity of the buying behaviours and product propensity of the audiences each asset reaches.

Dery said the Joyce Drive billboards at Sydney Airport will be offered on a product exclusive basis, with AM and PM day parting, allowing advertisers the capability to target audiences reflective of their mindset at those times of day.

He continued: “Among the first advertisers to use these new assets is Volkswagen, which will launch the new Toureg with an end-to-end campaign that also includes the Qantas Lounge and Qantas Inflight Entertainment and oOh!’s departure and arrivals network.”

PHD group director, Britt Crowley said: “The evolution of oOh!’s airport offering provides the perfect end to end solution for the launch of the new Touareg luxury SUV.

“We identified ‘airport’ as a key environment for our target audience, by utilising the various formats we can ensure we are reaching them at multiple touchpoints across their airport journey and experience.

“The combination of high impact, high dwell and premium environments positioned across the passengers journey; to/from the airport, at check in, within the lounge right through to onboard, will allow Volkswagen to reach the Qantas audience in an engaging way across their whole passenger journey.”




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