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The Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center in Longmont is probably the most important building you have never heard of.
If you ever wondered how airplanes manage to avoid running into each other - one of the big reasons is the air-traffic control center and its employees in Longmont.
Air-traffic controllers staff the building along 17th Avenue around the clock - using radar to monitor the progress of flights in nine states. They tell pilots when to...
