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'I Usually Have a Wrench in My Hands': Pipefitter's Pipes Will Be New Voice of Logan Airport

Christopher Donisi beat out 6,000 applicants and won 35,000 public votes to become Logan Airport’s first official voice.

  • On Thursday, Massport CEO Richard Davey announced that Christopher Donisi, a pipefitter from East Arlington, won the months-long "Voice of Logan" contest to greet roughly 43 million annual travelers at Boston Logan International Airport.
  • After more than 6,000 people submitted audition videos, Donisi emerged as the favorite among eight finalists following 35,000 public votes being tallied.
  • Dubbed "a pipefitter with pipes" by Davey, Donisi credited his mother for encouraging his application and plans to balance his new role with his current career, noting, "I usually have a wrench in my hands."
  • Donisi's appointment ends nearly 25 years of service by Joe LoGiudice, who will continue other duties at Massport while officials plan to begin recording holiday announcements next week.
  • The competition drew national attention after going viral, including Donisi's appearance on "Good Morning America," where he said the experience felt "amazing" and that he is thrilled to represent his city.
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NBC Boston broke the news in Needham, United States on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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