Airports have a significant role in the development of air traffic, and in order to meet growing market demands securely and efficiently, it is a necessity that they plan and develop their technical, technological, and capacity facilities. While cargo traffic isn't as exposed as passenger traffic, with the continuous growth and advancement of internet trade, the establishment of numerous logistics companies and distributors, air cargo transportation is gaining significance. The competitive advantage of air cargo transportation manifests through its speed and high level of safety. By enhancing their infrastructure, airports can substantially contribute to the development of the cities they are situated in and elevate the status of air traffic in the market. The Airport Cargo City model is a modern and efficient way for the airport to strengthen its status as a hub of transport chains and contribute to the industrial development of the region it resides in. This thesis demonstrates how an airport can be developed from the standpoint of traffic and infrastructural efficiency, by increasing cargo traffic and the associated facilities, with the aim of highlighting the role and value that the development of content like Cargo City can have in terms of traffic, industrial, infrastructural, and regional advancement.