Travelers arriving at Boston Logan International Airport will soon hear a new voice, but it won't belong to a professional announcer or an actor. The job has gone to Christopher Donisi, an HVAC pipe fitter.
Donisi was selected from a pool of thousands of applicants to become the new voice that will greet passengers. He is an HVAC pipe fitter by trade. His distinctive voice will be the first auditory experience for many visitors to the city, offering a unique, non-traditional choice for airport announcements.
The announcement marks a shift from typical airport voices, often characterized by polished or authoritative tones. The selection of an everyday worker like Donisi highlights a potentially more personal and relatable approach to public address systems in transportation hubs.