From Europe, getting to the Gorge is EASY.
You’ll fly into Portland International Airport (PDX), then drive 45 minutes to the town of Cascade Locks, and you are there. That’s it.

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Non-Stop Flights To Portland

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British Airways – London (LHR) to PDX

5 days per week (Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed, Friday) 

Departs at 315pm, arrives in Portland at 505pm. You can be in the gorge for dinner.

Boeing 787-8 service

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Delta Airlines  - Amsterdam (AMS) to PDX

Daily service (every day of week)

Departs at 10am, arrives in Portland at 1120am

Airbus A330-200 service

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Condor Airlines – Frankfurt (FRA) to PDX

3 days per week (Sun, Tues, Fri)

Boeing 767-300ER service

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Icelandair - Iceland (KEF) to PDX

4 days per week (Mon, Tues, Thur, Sat)

Boeing 757-200 service

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Passport control at PDX is quite small and easy as well.

Rental car facilities are close and the airport is on the motorway to get to the Gorge fast.

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Service:

If you are flying business class, Delta One on the A330-200 is arguably the best.

If you are flying premium economy, the BA 787-8 is a good choice. 

If you are flying economy, I’d pick the Condor 767-300 or the Delta A330-200

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Summary:

You can fly to Portland non-stop from four major cities.
With a single stop, you can get from almost any city in Europe, to Portland, easily.

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Alternatively, you could fly in or out of Seattle (SEA), which is about a four hour drive.