Podiums for the press briefing, the ribbon cutting and the training center.
An airport uses a podium for the press briefing when a route launches, the ribbon cutting for a new concourse, the board meeting, the training center and the occasional lounge event. The lecterns on this page were picked for a modern terminal: silver metal truss and aluminum podiums that suit the architecture, portable sound lecterns that can be heard over a concourse, and hardwood for the boardroom.
What airports, airlines and aviation authorities order most:
- The VH1 aluminum podium and the silver metal truss lecterns for terminal events
- The 950 portable sound lectern, the 111PLS and the GSL-S, with wireless mic options, for ribbon cuttings and dedications
- The Counselor hardwood lectern for the boardroom
- The DVP2627 down-view computer lectern for the training center
Every order ships free in the lower 48. Send the airport or airline logo as a vector file and we'll apply it and send a proof before production. Airport authorities can request a written quote and send a purchase order when it clears.
Customers in this industry include
- Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport)
- Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
- United Airlines
- American Airlines
- Rhode Island Airport Corporation
- Tampa International Airport
- GSP Airport District
- Wichita Airport Authority
Customer names are from our order records. No endorsement is implied.
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