Over recent months, Airware has completed a series of new installations at major Spanish airports, including Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza and Alicante.

The widespread rollout means Airware is now on course to have its self-service technology across more than half of Spain’s commercial airport network, representing a significant milestone in the digital transformation of passenger processing in Europe.

The deployments come as millions of holidaymakers prepare to travel across Spain this summer, with airports facing some of their busiest passenger volumes of the year. Airware’s mobile-first platform is designed to help passengers move through the airport faster, delivering a more seamless departure experience during peak travel periods.

Passengers can complete check-in, bag tagging, bag drop and identity verification directly from their smartphones, creating an end-to-end self-service journey across the Ryanair network. Whether passengers are departing for their summer holidays or travelling back home, Airware’s expanding airport footprint is helping deliver a more connected and consistent airport experience across Spain and Europe.

The expansion reflects growing demand from airlines and airports for scalable self-service technology that can be deployed rapidly without relying on legacy airport infrastructure. The Airware solution enables airports to effortlessly modernise passenger processing while improving operational efficiency in the terminal, by reducing queues and creating a better passenger experience.

With deployments now spanning major destinations and regional airports across Spain, Airware is building one of Europe’s largest connected self-service airport networks supporting faster, simpler journeys for millions of travellers throughout the summer and beyond.