[BlatherNaut]

I'd bet that there are at least 20 US airports that get at least one non-stop a day from Europe.

Logan and T.F. Green, for example.

T.F. Green Airport to start offering European flights

http://m.wcvb.com/news/tf-green-airport-to-start-offering-european-flights/27836790

"Rhode Island (specifically Providence) has the highest Liberian population in America."

http://www.welcomingri.org/tag/liberian/

[Gay State Conservative]

Logan and T.F. Green, for example.

Yes,Logan gets a dozen or more flights from Europe and Asia each day.I didn't know about TF Green but I seem to recall Bradley in Hartford advertising a non-stop to a European city (can't recall) which one.So one should probably wonder in Milwaukee...Kansas City...and other small/medium sized cities having direct international service.