EAM Advertising plans, secures, and executes airport and in-flight campaigns for brands and agencies. We’re your single point of contact, with one experienced team accountable from start to finish.
Airport campaigns managed for
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Best forBrands reaching travelers in one airport or a national and global program.
Client exampleDynatrace ran one airport campaign across five continents and reached over 60 million people.
Best forReaching passengers on board, from one airline to a multi-carrier plan.
Client exampleRauw Alejandro added an in-flight buy across the entire JetBlue fleet to an airport launch in two countries.
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Who we are
EAM Advertising is an independent airport and in-flight media agency, founded in 2015. It plans, secures, and executes campaigns for brands and agencies across 125+ airports, 45+ airlines, and 40+ media vendors, and owns no advertising inventory.
Real brands. Real campaigns.
Campaigns across several countries and media owners, each bought through one contract. Swipe or use the arrows for the markets, the scope, and the result.
U.S. + Canada
Multiple media owners.
One coordinated buy.
EAM brought a U.S. and Canada airport campaign together across multiple media owners.
Five continents
Different markets.
One media partner.
Large-format digital and screen networks across five continents, including London, Paris, Tokyo, and São Paulo.
Airports + airline lounges
Airports and lounges.
One coordinated plan.
A combined airport and airline-lounge presence across the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East.
Five U.S. airports
A year of visibility.
One coordinated rollout.
EAM bought year-long security-tray takeovers across five major U.S. airports.
Latin America
Four airports.
One regional campaign.
EAM planned digital and physical branding across Buenos Aires, Santiago, Bogotá, and Mexico City.
San Jose · SJC
One airport.
A complete takeover.
EAM coordinated a full San Jose airport takeover across digital displays and all 760 security trays.
Airline lounges · 7 U.S. cities
Executive education.
Reached in the lounge.
EAM planned and executed a lounge campaign for Wharton Executive Education in United, Delta, and American clubs across Philadelphia, New York, Dallas, Atlanta, Denver, Minneapolis, and San Diego.
4 markets · Year-round
Four markets.
A full year on screen.
EAM built a year-round enrollment campaign on airport digital video: always on in Salt Lake City, rotating through Dallas, Chicago, and Washington, D.C.
U.S. + Spain
An album launch.
Two countries at once.
For the Saturno release, EAM planned and executed airport advertising in Miami, New York, Chicago, Madrid, and Barcelona, plus an in-flight buy across the JetBlue fleet.
“EAM made a nationwide airport campaign feel much easier to manage. Gene and the team were responsive, organized, and always on top of the details. They helped us make smart decisions with the budget, kept everything moving, and ultimately delivered exactly what we were looking for.”
Chief Marketing OfficerFortinet · nationwide airport campaign“This was one of the most challenging campaigns we had ever managed, launching during COVID and the unprecedented freeze in air travel. EAM was an incredible partner throughout the entire process. They worked closely with the airports and media partners to protect our placements and ensure our space was held until travel resumed. Their persistence, communication, and attention to detail made an extremely difficult situation manageable. Without EAM, navigating this campaign would have been a nightmare.”
Chief Marketing OfficerInvest in Canada · airports and airline lounges“We ran a security tray advertising program across several key airports, and EAM was a tremendous partner throughout the process. Their team helped secure the space, manage renewals, and coordinate the campaign seamlessly from start to finish.”
Chief Executive OfficerFlexispot · security tray programThese examples show past EAM campaigns—not a minimum campaign size, a forecast, or a guarantee of results. One-airport briefs are welcome, too.
How EAM works
EAM Advertising runs every campaign as one call, one plan, and one contract. We follow up to learn who you need to reach and when, then come back with current availability and a recommended mix.
Step 01
Who you need to reach, where, and when. We follow up to learn the objective and the budget range, and map the airports to where your audience travels.
You getThe objective, budget range, and airport map
Step 02
What is open for your dates at every airport in the plan, which loops are crowded, and which units are likely to sell out first.
You getAvailability and sell-out risk at every airport
Step 03
Formats and placement at each airport, along the arrival and departure path, with a quoted range. We come back with current availability and a plan you can take inside.
You getA quoted plan you can take inside
Step 04
One contract with EAM covers every media owner in the plan. We supply one spec sheet for every unit and move creative through each airport's approval.
You getOne contract and one spec sheet
Step 05
Confirm posting before the first arrival wave at every airport. Deliver proof of posting and play logs from every airport in one report.
You getProof of posting and play logs in one report
For agencies and consultants
Agencies and consultants bring EAM Advertising in as the airport specialist behind a client’s plan. The client relationship stays with you. We plan, buy, and report under NDA, and can work white-label.
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EAM Advertising is an independent airport and in-flight media agency, founded in 2015. It plans, secures, and executes campaigns for brands and agencies across 125+ airports, 45+ airlines, and 40+ media vendors, and owns no advertising inventory.
An agency. EAM Advertising represents the advertiser and owns no screens, signage, or in-flight placements. Media owners such as JCDecaux, oOh!media, Times OOH, Boingo, and Clear Channel Airports hold the contracts and sell their own space; EAM buys across them for the advertiser.
Yes. EAM plans and buys on 45+ airlines: seatback, personal-device, Wi-Fi portal, and print placements, bought through the airline’s media partner or the airline directly, depending on the carrier.
Entry-level multi-airport campaigns start around $75,000 to $100,000 for three airports and $150,000 to $250,000 across five major U.S. hubs, for four weeks with static and digital unit options. These are planning ranges, not a rate card.
Yes. Agencies bring EAM in as the airport and in-flight specialist for a client’s plan. The client relationship stays with the agency; EAM plans, buys, and reports under NDA and can work white-label.
Send your work email for the media kit, or send a brief. We follow up to learn who you need to reach and when, then come back with current availability and a recommended mix.
Independent airport advertising media agency. Est. 2015.
Send your work email for the media kit: formats, planning ranges, and how EAM works. We’ll follow up to learn who you need to reach and when, then come back with current availability and a recommended mix.
Independent since 2015 · 125+ airports · 40+ media vendors
