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WTAI-FM 107.1
Melbourne
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Original Call Letters: WTAI |
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Originally Licensed: Nov 9, 1972 |
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Original City of License: Melbourne |
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Original Frequency: 107.1 |
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Origin of Call Letters: Sister Station of WTAI-AM 1560 |
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Original Power: 3,000 watts |
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Original Location: North of SR 192, west of I-95 |
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Original Format: Adult Standards |
Network Affiliation(s): |
ABC FM |
Owner(s): |
1972-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| 1984-Silicon East Communications ($846,000 with WAOA-FM 107.1) | |
| 1996-Gem Broadcasting ($5.4 Million with WAOA-FM 107.1 and Melbourne tower complex) | |
| 2001-Cumulus Media |
History Of Call Letters and Formats: |
WTAI-1972-Adult Standards (Drake Chenault's Hit Parade) |
| WTAI-1978-Beautiful Music | |
| WLLV-1978-Christian | |
| WVTI-1984-Comtempoorary Hits | |
| WAOA-1989-Hot Adult Contemporary | |
| WAOA-1996-Adult Contemporary | |
| WAOA-2002-Contemporary Hits |
Names In WTAI-FM History |
| Thomas Hanssen-1972-President-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Ralph Stoeckel-1972-Commercial Manager-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Bernard Stapleton-1972-Program Director-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Ray Birch-1972-Promotions Manager-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Jim Day-1974-Promotions Director-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Pam Gera-1974-News Director-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| John Donahey-1978-Commercial Manager-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Al Richards-1978-Program Director-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| Mark Fusi-1978-News Director-Cape Canaveral Broadcasters |
| "Rocking Ron" Maher In Memory |
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Jon
Roberts (Apfeld)-1994-Chief
Engineer
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 Martie Tucker (Better known as WFTV news anchor Martie Salt) |
 Darrell Hammond |
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