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RadioAirplay.org - Report Number: Radio station: Airplays: 1 The Hits 31 2 Stigma FM 30 3 Radio Atlantis 29 4 Radio Arabella 28 5 Radio Deejay 93.6 28 6 Disco Station 27 7 City Music 25 8 Kiss Delta 25 9 Nova FM 25 10 Radio Sauerland 24 11 Radio Zürisee 24 12 Pro FM 23 13 Radio Norge 22 14 Radio 7 22 15 Rádió MAX 21 16 Cool FM 21 17 Radio Alla 21 18 Rouge FM 21 19 Azur FM 20 20 Totem 20 21 NRG 95 20 22 Jemné Melódie 20 23 Excite FM 20 24 Connect FM 20 25 Radio 8 19 26 Mix FM 19 27 Radio VLR 19 28 Flor FM 19 29 Ouest FM 19 30 Radio Zaprešić 19 31 Radio Prime 19 32 Traffic Radio 19 33 Radio Minisat 19 34 Radio Essen 18 35 HR3 18 36 Hay FM 105,5 18 37 Radio Fresh 18 38 Radio Sydhavsøerne 18 39 89.5 Music FM 18 40 Radio FM95 18 41 Meyrin FM 18 42 Radio Euskirchen 17 43 Radio Scoop 17 44 Top FM 17 45 SuperRadio 17 46 Radio Freee 17 47 WFM Radio 16 48 The Voice 16 49 Méz Rádió 16 50 Glow FM 16 51 RBB Fritz 15 Page 1 RadioAirplay.org - Report 52 The Voice Fresh 15 53 Radio RVA 15 54 Bylgjan 98,9 15 55 Red FM 15 56 Your Radio 15 57 Mažeikių Aidas 15 58 Radio Berg 14 59 RGR FM 14 60 Radio Rubi 14 61 Radio Ajara 14 62 Diva FM 14 63 Lakihegy Rádió 14 64 Beat 102-103 14 65 Reflex FM 14 66 Radio GRA 88,8 FM 14 67 Radio Plus 14 68 Radio Top 14 69 92.9 Radio Mülheim 13 70 Story FM 13 71 Rádio Zlín 13 72 Métropolys 13 73 Radio Pulse 13 74 Athens Deejay 95.2 13 75 Key 103 13 76 Radio Aire 13 77 Xpress Radio 13 78 Peelstar FM 13 79 Radio Decibel 13 80 Radio Lippe 12 81 Bayernwelle Süd Ost 12 82 Antwerpen fm 12 83 Radio City 12 84 Kiss 98FM 12 85 Radio SLR 12 86 La La Radio 12 87 Traffic FM 12 88 Yes! 91.2 12 89 Kapos Rádió 12 90 Spin South West 12 91 Hallam FM 12 92 The Pulse 12 93 Viking FM 12 94 Tidaholm FM 12 95 Radio SAW Neuheiten 11 96 Radio Fantasy 11 97 DasDing 11 98 Novi Radio 11 99 Radio 100FM 11 100 Evasion FM 11 101 Radio Attitude 11 102 Espace Hot 30 11 103 Radio Oxygène 11 104 Easy 97,2 11 Page 2 RadioAirplay.org - Report 105 Republic 100,3 11 106 You FM 11 107 Frisss FM 11 108 Suðurland FM 96.3 11 109 FM104 11 110 Forth One 11 111 Tay FM 11 112 Radio Park FM 11 113 Radio One BB 11 114 Radiocentras 11 115 Radio Kiepenkerl 10 116 Kiss FM 10 117 Radio Ö24 10 118 Media FM 10 119 FM Goud 10 120 Trudo FM 10 121 Choice FM 10 122 Expres Radio 10 123 Radio 1 10 124 go!FM 10 125 EFM 10 126 Mix 98.5 10 127 Radio 8 10 128 Radio Espace 10 129 Radio Mont-Blanc 10 130 Radio Ucnobi FM 98,1 10 131 DeeJayNonStop 10 132 Radio Energy 96,6 10 133 Fortuna Rádió 10 134 Radio Plus 102,2FM 10 135 Radio 538 10 136 Radio Ribatejo 10 137 Playdio 10 138 Radio Plai 10 139 Unser Radio 9 140 Radio Zwickau 96.2 9 141 Radio Rheinwelle 9 142 Radio Köln Hot Music 9 143 m94,5 9 144 Radio Azurra 9 145 Life Radio 9 146 Azad 106,3 FM 9 147 Radio Kakanj 9 148 Evropa 2 9 149 Radio Charlie 9 150 Power Hit Radio 9 151 Eazy 101 9 152 Happy FM 9 153 Magnum La Radio 9 154 Planète FM 9 155 Radio Menergy 9 156 Loud Radio 88.8 9 157 Cork's 96FM 9 Page 3 RadioAirplay.org - Report 158 RTK Radio Blue Sky 9 159 Radio Exact 9 160 Hiper FM 9 161 Sagres FM 9 162 Blue FM 9 163 Rádio Košice 9 164 Oye Radio 9 165 Tex FM 105,5 9 166 89.0 RTL 8 167 Radio IN 8 168 Radio Emscher Lippe 8 169 94,5 Radio Cottbus 8 170 Fantasy FM 8 171 Charivari 98.6 8 172 ORF Ö3 8 173 Radio Antenn 8 174 Frekvence 1 8 175 Radio Aalto 8 176 Nice Radio 102.3 8 177 Voice of Abkhazia 8 178 Kiss 95,8 8 179 Rádió Top 8 180 Radio City 96.7 8 181 POPradio 8 182 1FM 8 183 Radio F 8 184 Radio Sud 8 185 Radio Engiadina 8 186 Laluna 8 187 Radio Siegen 7 188 Radio Charivari 7 189 VIP FM 7 190 Radio Vogošca 7 191 Katra FM 7 192 Radio Diablo 7 193 Radio Limfjord 7 194 Skala FM 7 195 Ring FM 7 196 Sea FM 7 197 Hit West 7 198 MTI 7 199 Voltage 7 200 Zoo Radio 7 201 Sunshine Rádió 7 202 Létt Bylgjan 7 203 East Coast FM 7 204 Kiss 101 7 205 Radio Martin 7 206 Radio Meloy 7 207 Radio Gasterlân 7 208 Muzyczne Radio 7 209 Radio Flaixbac 7 210 Radio Treby 7 Page 4 RadioAirplay.org - Report 211 Global FM 7 212 Geras FM 7 213 Radio Hitwelle 6 214 Radio Galaxy 6 215 Radio Erzgebirge 6 216 Radio Duisburg 6 217 Radio Bonn 6 218 Donau 3 FM 6 219 Radio NRG-A 6 220 Alpha Radio 6 221 Radio Globus 6 222 Tiger FM 6 223 Radio G! 6 224 Fortuna Plus 6 225 Radio Hot Chocolate 98,5 6 226 Aktina Radio 6 227 Vima FM 6 228 Nap Rádió 6 229 Rádió Smile FM 89,9MHz 6 230 96.4 Eagle Radio 6 231 The Voice 6 232 Radio Smaalenene 6 233 ElverumsRadioen 6 234 Rádio Prešov 6 235 Bay Radio 6 236 Radio Vitebsk 6 237 Radio Gong 5 238 Radio Ennepe Ruhr 5 239 Radio 106 FM 5 240 Radio Reflex 5 241 Trendy FM 5 242 Fajn Rádio Hity 5 243 Rádio Krokodýl 5 244 ANR 5 245 Raadio Kadi 5 246 Loop 5 247 Direct FM 5 248 Fun Radio 5 249 LOR'FM 5 250 Radio Cicogne 5 251 Radio Transparence 5 252 Vallée FM 5 253 Power FM 5 254 Radio 6 5 255 Rádió Antritt 5 256 FM957 5 257 Storm 106 5 258 Clyde 1 5 259 Metro Radio 5 260 Radio Salten 5 261 Rádio Sim 5 262 Radio Eska 5 263 Radio Yes 5 Page 5 RadioAirplay.org - Report 264 LFM 5 265 Radio Prahova 5 266 DNR 5 267 Radio Top 40 4 268 Radio Neunkirchen 4 269 Radio Leverkusen 4 270 Radio EINS 4 271 Radio Chemnitz 102.1 4 272 N-Joy Radio 4 273 Hertz 87.9 4 274 CityRadio Trier 4 275 Welle 1 4 276 Radio FG 4 277 Star FM 4 278 Radio Jih 4 279 Contact FM 4 280 100% Radio 4 281 RTL2 4 282 Studio ZEF 4 283 Radio DK 4 284 Galaxy 106,1 4 285 Noize Radio 4 286 Viva FM 4 287 Radio 88 4 288 Live 95 4 289 Spin 103.8 4 290 Today FM 4 291 Reading 107fm 4 292 Radio Alta 4 293 BNN FM 4 294 Total FM 4 295 Radio 94i4FM 4 296 Radio Bielsko 4 297 Vanessa Radio 4 298 Xtra FM 4 299 Lite FM 4 300 Radio Zum 4 301 Flor FM 4 302 Radio Inside 4 303 iischers Radio 4 304 Mix FM 88.4 4 305 Radio Impuls 4 306 European Hit Radio 4 307 SR 1 Europawelle 3 308 Radio Oberland 3 309 Planet Radio 3 310 Radio Aurora 3 311 M.i.G 3 312 Radio Vega+ 3 313 Radio Egrensis 3 314 Radio Viborg 3 315 Ruut FM 3 316 Radio SUN 3 Page 6 RadioAirplay.org - Report 317 Activ Radio 3 318 Champagne FM 3 319 Fréquence3 3 320 Mona FM 3 321 Oceane FM 3 322 Radio Cristal 3 323 RVM 3 324 Diesi 101.3 3 325 Dytikos 103,7 3 326 Heart FM 3 327 El-Do Rádió 3 328 Sirius Rádió 3 329 Signal 1 3 330 West FM 3 331 KULT radio 3 332 JærRadioen 3 333 Achterhoek FM 3 334 Airplay Radio 3 335 Simone FM 3 336 Radio Bon Ton 3 337 RMF FM 3 338 Rádio Beta 3 339 Rádio Kiss 3 340 Mataró Ràdio 3 341 Ràdio Capital 3 342 Radio Montealegre 3 343 Styl FM 3 344 Radyo ODTU 3 345 Magic Malta 3 346 XFM 100.2 3 347 Radio Pilatus 3 348 IP music 3 349 Radio Regenbogen 2 350 Vogtland Radio 2 351 Radio Dresden 103.5 2 352 Radio Brocken 2 353 Radio Bamberg 2 354 Nova Radio 2 355 Hitradio RT1 2 356 Radio Studio Piu' 2 357 AD Radio 2 358 ANS ÇM Radio 102 FM 2 359 Joe FM 2 360 Melody Radio 2 361 Zenith Radio 2 362 Radio Bonton 2 363 Radio Mojn 2 364 Marta FM 2 365 The Voice 2 366 Atomic Radio 2 367 Melodie FM 2 368 MFM 2 369 Montagne FM 2 Page 7 RadioAirplay.org - Report 370 Radio Inside 2 371 Wit FM 2 372 Fehérvár Rádió 2 373 Gong Radio 2 374 Ozone FM 2 375 Trió Rádió 2 376 Arrow Caz! 2 377 Estação Diária 2 378 Radio Comercial 2 379 Radio Kołobrzeg 2 380 Europa 2 2 381 L-Rádio 2 382 Rádio Frontinus 2 383 Radio Viva 2 384 Záhorácke Rádio 2 385 Sí Ràdio 2 386 Radio Noroc 2 387 Mondo FM 101,5 2 388 Radio Brest 2 389 94'3 rs2 1 390 SWR3 1 391 Radio ffn 1 392 Radio Erft 1 393 Radio Bielefeld 1 394 Radio 91.2 1 395 Bremen Vier 1 396 Delta 1 1 397 Radio Subasio 1 398 Radio Maritima 1 399 Radio Numéro 1 1 400 RBS 1 401 Med FM 100,5 1 402 Radio 8FM 1 403 SkyLine FM 1 404 Cidade FM 1 405 Oasis FM 1 406 Radio Fiume Ticino 1 Page 8.
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