ROB'S EASY GUIDE TO USING CALAIS DUNKERQUE1) Land and pay realistic landing fee. Possibly say "Bonjour" to Alex.
2) Visit the airfield bar / cafe and award yourself a coffee and your passengers the tipple of their choice
3) Walk about ten minutes down the rural Avenue de l'Aeroport
4) Arrive in the Town Hall Square (Place de la Marie) and admire the town hall.
5) Turn around and enter the convenient brasserie, award yourself a coffee and your passengers the tipple of their choice
6) In between the two is this natty little bus shelter and line of Boris bikes. Alex may be able to point you at the online registration site to use the bikes.
7) Consult the useful timetable which shows how frequently buses leave for Calais town centre, or even Cite Europe if you are that way inclined. About every 15 or twenty minutes, maybe even enough time for another coffee?
8 ) When bus arrives climb aboard. Give cheery driver a euro coin for each of you, or two euro if headed for Cite. Sit back, enjoy the ride. Nice clear annunciator shows which stop you are reaching next. To disembark simply press one of the many little buttons scattered about and a panel lights up saying that an arrête has been demanded at the next stop.
Note: After 12 stops, at J. Denis (abbreviation), you are 100 yards from the aviator's friend. An Ibis Budget.
Could it be any easier?
Rob P