LG Electronics is demonstrating the competitiveness of its products by successively winning contracts and supplying commercial displays to major airports around the world.

LG Electronics announced on the 14th that it has completed the supply of commercial display products, including large LED signage, to Terminal 3 of Germany’s Frankfurt Airport, which opened at the end of April. The supplied LED signage has a total area of 115m² and is installed at the central “Market Place” of Terminal 3 at Frankfurt Airport.

LG Electronics’ LED signage uses components typically employed in facilities such as factories where safety is critical, and is designed to slow the spread of fire in the event of an incident, thereby delivering a high level of safety without additional construction work. It also meets “VdS 6024,” the European fire safety standard for electrical and electronic equipment, as well as the “CE-LVD/EMC” safety and electromagnetic compatibility regulations.

The provision of a wide viewing angle is another competitive strength. With high visibility and high resolution that allow viewing from various angles, it can display a wide range of content, including advertising videos and materials introducing the culture of the country in which it is installed.

In addition, through continuous research and development, the company is enhancing the durability of its commercial displays and supporting stable operation by providing rapid maintenance so that airport users do not experience inconvenience.

Leveraging these quality and operational capabilities, LG Electronics has already secured and supplied commercial displays to major airports not only across Europe—including Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Hungary—but also in Korea, the United States, Argentina, Australia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The company plans to further solidify its leadership in the commercial display market through advancements in ▲picture quality technology ▲customer-specific solutions ▲expanded product lineups ▲and the application of its proprietary security system “LG Shield.”

Min Dong-seon, head of the ID Business Division within LG Electronics’ MS Business Headquarters, said, “By providing customized solutions specialized for spaces where stable operation and maintenance are critical, such as airports, we will further reinforce our leadership in the global commercial display market.”

Meanwhile, LG Electronics’ LED signage technology is broadly divided into two lines: general LED signage and micro LED signage (Magnit). LG Magnit, considered the top-tier lineup, applies the company’s proprietary “front black coating” technology, which enables deeper black expression compared with conventional LED signage, maximizing contrast ratio while also improving the color accuracy of LED elements and reducing external light reflection.

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