Local Burlington Pipe Fitter Wins Voice Role at Boston Logan Airport
Massport's audition contest selected Chris Donisi, a Burlington HVAC worker, as the new voice for travelers, highlighting a homegrown choice amid a pool of over 6,000 candidates.
Massport held an audition contest to choose a new voice for Boston Logan Airport, and more than 6,000 people auditioned for the role.
The organization that runs Boston Logan Airport announced that Chris Donisi of Burlington, Massachusetts, a pipe fitter who works as an HVAC pipe fitter, will be the new voice.
"I am so honored," Donisi said, and he joined The Daily Report to discuss becoming the first voice travelers will hear when they land at Logan Airport in the near future.
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The new voice of Boston Logan Airport on winning contest: "I am so honored"
Massport, the agency that runs Boston Logan Airport, says that more than 6,000 people auditioned to be the new voice of the airport. HVAC pipefitter Chris Donisi of Burlington, Massachusetts, took home the highest honor of becoming the new voice of the airport. He joins "The Daily Report" to discuss.
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WATCH: Meet the man who's the new voice of Boston's Logan airport
Christopher Donisi, an HVAC pipe fitter, will be the man behind the first voice travelers hear when they land in Beantown in the near future.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Massport held an audition contest to choose a new voice for Boston Logan Airport.
- More than 6,000 people auditioned to be the new voice of Boston Logan Airport, according to Massport.
- Massport runs Boston Logan Airport.
- Chris Donisi of Burlington, Massachusetts, is the new voice of Boston Logan Airport.
- Christopher Donisi works as an HVAC pipe fitter.
- "I am so honored" — said by Chris Donisi, according to CBS News.
- Chris Donisi is from Burlington, Massachusetts.
- Chris Donisi joins "The Daily Report" to discuss becoming the new voice of the airport.
- Christopher Donisi will be the first voice travelers hear when they land at Logan Airport in the near future, according to ABC News.
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