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Area	Arbitron market	Station	Dates	Notes
Phoenix, AZ	15	KXXT 1010AM		Station dropped AAR in early 2006 after being sold. AAR eventually moved to KPHX
Little Rock, AK	85	KDXE 1380AM	3/06-3/07	Carried a majority AAR programming and was leased by Nova M Radio. Switched to ESPN radio in March 2007 after lease ended. [1]
Fresno, CA	66	KFPT 790AM	-4/07	Carried a majority AAR programming. Dropped progressive talk in April 2007 upon sale of station. [2]
Quincy, CA		KPCO	1370AM	Formerly carried Ed Schultz
Sacramento, CA	26	KCTC 1320AM	-2/07	Moved to KCTC from KSAC. Carried a majority AAR programming. Dropped AAR in Feb. 2007.
Sacramento, CA	26	KSAC 1240AM		Switched to gospel music
San Diego, CA	17	KLSD	2004-11/12/07	Owned by Clear Channel. Switched to sports on Nov. 12, 2007.
Santa Cruz, CA		KOMY 1340AM	-1/07	Carries a majority AAR programming. Station was reportedly planning on dropping Air America in November 2006. Dropped AAR in January '07 for oldies music. [3]
New Haven, CT	107	WAVZ 1300AM	-2/07	Owned by Clear Channel. Carried a majority AAR programming. Flipped to ESPN radio in Feb. 2007.
Key West, FL	291	WKIZ 1500AM		Once carried AAR programming. Now a Spanish language music format.
Sarasota, FL	74	WSRQ 1450AM		Owned by Clear Channel. Used to air the Jerry Springer Show.
Atlanta, GA	10	WMLB 1690AM	-2/07	Air America's Atlanta area affiliate dropped all but Al Franken's show on June 11 2006, after the station was sold to JW Broadcasting.^[1] AAR programming ended when Franken ended his show in Feb. 2007.
Honolulu, HI		KUMU 1500AM		Flipped to Sporting News Radio
Lihue, HI	-	KQNG		Island of Kauai. Only carried The Al Franken Show.
Chicago, IL	3	WNTD 950AM		Station owners dropped AAR in April 2004 after a payment dispute. [4]
Davenport, IA	143	WKBF	1270AM	Programming terminated effective December 5, 2006. Switched to Christian programming following sale of station. [5].
Iowa City, IA	-	KXIC	800AM	Carried only Thom Hartmann and Randi Rhodes, both no longer on schedule as of Feb. 2007.
Baton Rouge, LA	77	WPYR	1380AM [6]	Switched to Hallelujah Gospel music in late 2007.
Lafayette, LA	103	KEUN	1490AM	Switched to primarily conservative talk around August 2007
New Orleans, LA	47	WSMB	1350AM	Dropped AAR in November 2006. [7].
Portland, ME	167	WLVP	870AM	Station dropped AAR on June 1, 2007 for ESPN Radio.
Petoskey, MI	192	WWKK	750AM	Station sold. AAR programming moved to sister stations WJML and WLDR.
Duluth, MN	204	KQDS	1490AM	Switched to Oldies in Feb. 2007 [8]
Ely, MN	-	WELY	1450AM	switched to sports
St. Louis, MO		WGNU	website	Switched to gospel music
St. Louis, MO		KRFT	website	Switched to sports
Lake Tahoe, NV	-	KTHO	590AM	Station dropped AAR and returned to local programming in August 2005. [9]
Boston, MA	11	WKOX & WXKS	1200 AM & 1430AM	Owned by Clear Channel; flipped to Radio Rumba on December 20, 2006 [10]
Missoula, MT		KKNS	105.9FM	Switched to Jack FM in March 2006. [11]
Buffalo, NY	52	WHLD	1270AM	Carried a majority AAR programming. Dropped the format in December 2006. [12]
Binghamton, NY	179	WYOS	1360AM	[13] The Nov. 13, 2006 edition of North East Radio Watch reports that WYOS has switched from Air America to ESPN sports.
New York, NY	1	WLIB	1190AM	First flagship station. Owners dropped AAR on Sept. 1, 2006. [14] and switched to gospel. AAR moved to WWRL
Akron, OH	73	WJMP	1520AM	Dropped AAR for sports in June 2005. [15]. AAR moved to WARF in July 2005.
Akron, OH	73	WARF	1350AM	Owned by Clear Channel; Switched to All Sports March 30, 2007[16]
Cincinnati, OH	28	WSAI	1360AM	Owned by Clear Channel; Moved to 1360 WSAI from 1530 WCKY. WSAI dropped format in December 2006. [17]
Cleveland, OH		WTAM	1100AM	Dropped the Jerry Springer Show, its only AAR programming, in March 2006.
Columbus, OH	38	WTPG	1230AM	Owned by Clear Channel. Carried a majority AAR programming. Switched to mostly conservative talk programming on January 7, 2007. Programs include Bill O'Reilly, Michael Savage, Quinn & Rose, Laura Ingraham, Jim Rome, Gary Sullivan, and Dave Ramsey. [18]
Warren, OH		WANR	1570AM	Changed formats to Christian programming following an ownership dispute in April 2005 ^[2]A few weeks later, the group seeking to switch the station's format was able to purchase the station, and the Air America programming was discontinued permanently.
Albany, OR	-	KTHH	990AM	Switched to country.
Eugene, OR		KOPT	1450AM	Purchased by Oregon Public Broadcasting
Medford, OR		KEZX	730AM
Philadelphia, PA	6	WHAT	1340AM	Only carried Al Franken and Randi Rhodes. Station dropped both shows in September of 2005.[19]
Pittsburgh, PA	23	WURP	1550AM	Carried the Young Turks morning show Mon. - Fri. and AAR on Saturday afternoons. Dropped AAR programming on April 15 2007 for business radio following station sale. [20]
Providence, RI		WHJJ	920AM	October 15, 2004. Carried only Franken and Rhodes. Station dropped AAR in September of 2005.[21]
Charleston, SC	59	WLTQ	730AM	Flipped to adult standards in September 2005 as "WLTQ - The Music Of Your Life" [22]
Chattanooga, TN	106	WDOD	1310AM	After 11 months, WDOD dropped AAR in favor of hits of the 1950s to 1970s in August 2006. [23]
Memphis, TN	49	WSMB	680AM	Switched to Fox Sports Sept 1st, 2007 per Radio Online. WSMB call sign moved from New Orleans to Memphis (formerly WWTQ) following hurricane Katrina, which is why WSMB appears twice in this list
Austin, TX	42	KOKE	1600AM	Station was sold and began broadcasting Tejano music as of October 17th, 2007.
Dallas, TX		KXEB	910AM	Station sold. Dropped Air America on Oct. 1, 2006 for Catholic-oriented format. [24]
San Antonio, TX		KRPT	92.5FM	Switched to country music.
San Antonio, TX	30	KTXX	103.1FM	Fringe signal in San Antonio. Carries a majority AAR programming. Switched to Spanish language programming in December 2006 [25]