Pipefitter Chris Donisi Wins Contest to Become the New Voice of Boston Logan Airport
Boston Logan International Airport has found its new voice, and it belongs to a pipefitter from East Arlington. Christopher Donisi was named the winner of a monthslong Massport contest to become the official announcer for the airport, beating out thousands of hopefuls to claim the title of “Voice of Logan.”
The contest, which drew more than 6,000 audition videos and 35,000 votes, was a search for a voice that would resonate with both visitors and locals. Donisi, shown in a screenshot from his audition tape (courtesy of Massport), impressed judges and the public alike with his authentic Boston accent. As the new Voice of Logan, he will welcome millions of travelers to Boston each year, lending a distinctive local flavor to the airport experience.
“A pipefitter from East Arlington will soon be greeting travelers at Boston Logan International Airport — in a voice Massport hopes will sound unmistakably Boston,” the announcement read. Donisi was one of 6,000 people who auditioned for the coveted role, and his victory is a testament to the enduring appeal of the region’s unique dialect. The contest not only engaged the community but also highlighted the airport’s commitment to creating a sense of place for all who pass through its terminals.
For Donisi, the win is a remarkable turn of events. A pipefitter by trade, he now steps into a role that will make him a familiar sound to countless passengers. His selection underscores Massport’s effort to infuse local character into the airport’s ambiance, ensuring that the first and last impressions of Boston are delivered with an authentic accent. As the new Voice of Logan, Donisi will undoubtedly become a beloved fixture in the city’s travel landscape.
Shimanta Das 
