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Airware Launches Self-Service Bag Drop at Venice Marco Polo Airport, Expanding Italian Footprint
Airware’s innovative mobile-first self-service bag tag and bag drop technology is now live at Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) for Ryanair passengers moving through one of Italy's busiest airports.

Ryanair passengers travelling through Marco Polo can now weigh, tag and drop their bags using only their smartphone, completing the process in under two minutes, removing stress and ensuring a smooth start to their journey for passengers in one of Europe's premier tourism gateways.
Venice Marco Polo is the fourth-busiest airport in Italy, handling 11 million passengers in 2025. As one of the world's most visited tourist destinations, Venice drives some of the sharpest seasonal peaks in European air travel, with passenger numbers surging over the summer as holidaymakers arrive for and depart from the historic city. That volume puts sustained pressure on terminal processes, where queues can quickly build during peak departure windows. Airware's self-service solution is designed to ease this seasonal strain, giving Ryanair passengers a fast, mobile-first way to check their bags without adding physical infrastructure at busy times.
Venice Marco Polo Airport is another live site in Airware's Italian network, building on an established footprint of installations across the country for Ryanair passengers. It reinforces Airware's position as a self-service technology partner capable of operating at both regional and major international gateways.