New voice of Boston Logan Airport revealed after 6,000 auditions and 35,000 votes
35,000 voters chose a new voice to greet every traveler at Boston’s Logan Airport.
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Coverage (4)
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Meet the winner of the 'Voice of Logan' competitionWBUR · 6h ago
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Boston’s airport has a new voice. He’s wicked excited to welcome you.The Washington Post · 6h ago
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Meet Boston's "Voice of Logan" AirportAxios · 6h ago
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New voice of Boston Logan Airport revealed after 6,000 auditions and 35,000 votesBoston 25 News · 6h ago
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 4 distinct news outlets with 4 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 10.
- Primary Driver: 35,000 voters chose a new voice to greet every traveler at Boston’s Logan Airport.
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35,000 votes from the public and more than 6,000 audition submissions culminated in the selection of a new voice for Boston Logan Airport. Travelers passing through the hub and the broader Boston community will hear the fresh greeting as the airport updates its public‑address system.
WBUR detailed the winner’s upcoming role recording departure and arrival messages, while The Washington Post highlighted the enthusiasm the announcer brings to the job. The rollout will begin as the airport integrates the recordings into its terminals, meaning passengers will experience the change on upcoming flights.
Further updates on timing are expected from airport officials.
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How was the new voice for Logan Airport selected?
More than 6,000 audition submissions were narrowed down, and the final choice was made by 35,000 public votes.
Which outlets reported on the winner?
The announcement was covered by WBUR, The Washington Post, Axios and Boston 25 News.
When will travelers hear the new voice?
The airport plans to begin integrating the recordings into its terminals, so passengers will hear the new voice on upcoming flights, though a specific rollout date was not disclosed.
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