This airport is looking for a new voice to greet travelers

The Boston Logan International Airport is looking for new talent to voice overhead PSAs with an open audition.

Through Oct. 4, Massachusetts residents may submit their best takes at an airport Public Service Announcement through an online audition portal. Following a round of judging and public voting, one resident will be selected to record PSAs that will be broadcast throughout the airport's terminals.

The fresh PSAs will be heard by more than 43 million passengers who travel through the Boston Logan International Airport each year, according to Massachusetts Port Authority.

The title of airport announcer can be a coveted position, and a handful of celebrities welcome passengers at some of the country's top airports. In 2019, the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) announced that late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, former LA Dodgers player Justin Turner, renowned local chef Susan Feniger and former Los Angeles Philharmonic director Gustavo Dudamel would welcome guests, per LAX X posts.

Interested in applying? Here's what to know about the Voice of Logan audition.

To enter the Voice of Logan audition, folks must:

All auditioners will be asked to record a video reading the following script:

"Welcome to Boston Logan International Airport − front…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/travel/