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Meet Chris Donisi, the Winning Voice of Boston’s Logan Airport
TODAY.com • • business
Key Points:
- Chris Donisi, a 43-year-old pipefitter from East Arlington, was named the first official "Voice of Logan" at Boston Logan International Airport after winning a two-month contest with nearly 6,000 audition videos and 35,000 public votes.
- The contest, launched by the Massachusetts Port Authority, sought a local Massachusetts resident to record the airport's welcome messages, and Donisi's authentic Boston accent and voice won over the judges and the public.
- Donisi's connection to Boston runs deep, with a distinctive accent tied to specific neighborhoods, and he embraces the city's culture, sports teams, and community spirit.
- The new voice recordings featuring Donisi will start playing at Logan Airport by mid-November, just in time for the holiday travel season, while Donisi continues his day job as a pipefitter.
- The contest gained notable attention, including a celebrity audition from Ben Affleck, and fostered camaraderie among finalists who continue to celebrate the experience together.
