Who are we?

Central Global Cargo GmbH was founded in 1993. The company is headquartered in Kelsterbach, near Frankfurt, in close proximity to the international airport of Frankfurt am Main.

Today, CGC is a dynamic and highly innovative medium-sized logistics company with around 50 employees. It focuses on the aviation, marine and time-sensitive sectors, has four branches of its own in Germany and a strong global logistics network with a worldwide 24-hour/365-day service.

CGC is one of few family-run forwarding companies in Germany to have the IATA license and FIATA registration. At home and abroad, Central Global Cargo presents itself with precisely selected partners and is a member of the Bundesverband Spedition und Logistik as well as of the freight forwarding association Cargo - Worldwide. As the founder of the Aviation Logistics Network , Central Global Cargo enjoys the highest international reputation. With the Aviation Logistics Network (ALN), we received the coveted Logistics Aircraft Technology Engineering & Maintenance (ATE&M) Award in London in 2011.

Board of Management

Theo Bürgel

CEO, Shareholder

Theo is a certified transport specialist and has been working for Central Global Cargo GmbH since May 2003. After 10 years as Station Manager at Cologne Bonn Airport, he was appointed Managing Director in 2013. In the company, Theo is responsible for the operative business. In addition to his role at CGC, he is Managing Director of the Aviation Logistics Network and a member of the Board of Directors of the global freight network CPN.

Dieter Eyhorn

Shareholder

Together with his brothers Werner and Roland, Dieter Eyhorn is one of the founders of Central Global Cargo GmbH. As a co-founder of the company, Dieter is involved in various activities. One of them is the management of the customer service department, which deals with the creation of quotations for customers and business partners as well as customer support. Project planning and control, as well as corporate controlling, represent another important task.