Pipefitter is new voice of Boston’s Logan International Airport

A pipefitter with a deep, Boston-accented baritone -- and a mischievous past with one airline -- is the new voice of Logan International Airport.Read more trending news Christopher Donisi, 43, a longtime pipefitter from East Arlington, Massachusetts, won the months-long “Voice of Logan” contest, WFXT reported.The announcement caught the “pipefitter with pipes” by surprise. Richard Davey, the CEO of the Massachusetts Port Authority, made the announcement during a radio program on Nov. 5, according to the television station.“Oh my goodness! Oh my goodness! I am just so shocked. I can’t even gather myself,” Donisi said during the live announcement. “I’m so pumped up for this.”It was a triumphant return for Donisi, who was banned from flying with Delta Air Lines during the 1990s, “Today” reported. He was 9 years old and flying alone from Boston to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, when he discovered the flight attendant call button and pressed it.Excessively.“I did it probably like 15 times,” Doni