Clear Channel Outdoor (CCO) has been selected to manage the advertising concession at Pensacola International Airport (PNS), aiming to modernize the airport's media network and support its growth. The deal includes upgrading infrastructure and introducing dynamic, tech-driven advertising formats across key passenger areas, aligning with the airport's $165 million terminal expansion set for 2028. This partnership will enhance brand engagement opportunities for over 3.1 million annual passengers and improve the overall traveler experience at PNS, a major Gulf Coast gateway.
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