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HVAC pipefitter becomes new voice of Boston Logan Airport
Chris Donisi won a contest with over 6,000 entries to be the new voice of Boston Logan Airport.
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Massport, the agency managing Boston Logan Airport, held a contest to select a new voice for the airport with more than 6,000 people auditioning, CBS News reported.
Chris Donisi, an HVAC pipefitter from Massachusetts, won the contest and will be the voice travelers hear upon arriving at the airport, according to ABC News.
Donisi discussed his win and the competition in interviews with CBS News, expressing honor at being chosen for this role.
The new voice is expected to be implemented at Boston Logan International Airport in the near future, enhancing the traveler experience as reported by ABC News.
Sources
- CBS News: The new voice of Boston Logan Airport on winning contest: "I am so honored"
- ABC News: WATCH: Meet the man who's the new voice of Boston's Logan airport
- CBS News: Meet the new voice of Boston Logan Airport
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