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2.www.bahn.de785000
3.www.airberlin.com600000
4.www.flyertalk.com594000
5.www.delta.com552000
6.www.britishairways.com544000
7.www.flightstats.com530000
8.www.cheapoair.com455000
9.www.aaa.com450000
10.www.ups.com431000
11.www.poste.it406000
12.www.fedex.com405000
13.www.volvo.com396000
14.www.tc.gc.ca390000
15.www.boeing.com374000
16.www.ryanair.com365000
17.www.fhwa.dot.gov355000
18.www.aa.com345000
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20.www.easyjet.com292000
21.www.condor.com277000
22.www.klm.com255000
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24.www.jreast.co.jp233000
25.www.united.com233000
26.www.airfrance.com229000
27.www.nhc.noaa.gov224000
28.www.dot.gov223000
29.www.dhl.com206000
30.www.erideshare.com206000
31.www.ana.co.jp204000
32.www.voyages-sncf.com196000
33.www.sitecenter.dk194000
34.www.nycsubway.org192000
35.www.whichbudget.com186000
36.www.continental.com172000
37.www.nwa.com171000
38.www.airnav.com170000
39.www.wmata.com164000
40.www.oebb.at163000
41.www.pprune.org160000
42.www.flymonarch.com158000
43.www.trb.org157000
44.www.imo.org150000
45.www.iberia.com149000
46.www.uhaul.com147000
47.www.kuronekoyamato.co.jp144000
48.www.tnt.com143000
49.www.jetairways.com143000
50.www.trenitalia.it141000
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