We need to translate English to Latin American Spanish, natural, native. Keep HTML tags, city/airport names, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. So we translate the visible text between tags, but preserve tags and attributes. Also keep the link texts? The tags have title attributes and link text (the visible text). We must translate the visible link text? The instructions: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It doesn't say we must keep link text unchanged. Usually we translate the visible text inside but keep href and title as is. Title attribute contains English text; do we translate that? Title attribute is not city/airport name or phone number or URL, it's descriptive. Likely we should translate it to Spanish as well, as part of content. The instruction: "Return ONLY the translated HTML." So we should translate all visible text and attributes that are not URLs or phone numbers. However, we must keep href values unchanged (they contain URLs). Title attribute can be translated. Also the link text (anchor text) should be translated. Ensure we keep HTML tags exactly as-is (i.e., not modify tags themselves, but we can change their inner content and attribute values except href). The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." Means we cannot change tags themselves, but we can change content inside? Usually "tags" refers to the markup symbols, not the content. So we can change the text between tags and attribute values (except those that are URLs or phone numbers). We'll translate. Let's go through: Original:

Corsicana to Love Field Airport Shuttle

Translate: "Corsicana to Love Field Airport Shuttle" => Spanish: "Traslado en shuttle de Corsicana al Aeropuerto Love Field"? Need natural Latin American Spanish. Could be "Servicio de traslado de Corsicana al Aeropuerto Love Field". But we need to keep "Love Field Airport" unchanged? Actually "Love Field Airport" is an airport name; we should keep it unchanged? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." Love Field Airport is an airport name, so we should keep "Love Field Airport" unchanged. So we translate around it: "Corsicana to Love Field Airport Shuttle" => "Traslado de Corsicana al Love Field Airport". Or "Servicio de traslado de Corsicana al Love Field Airport". Keep "Love Field Airport". Let's choose natural: "Traslado de Corsicana al Love Field Airport". That seems fine. Next paragraph:

Traveling from Corsicana to Love Field Airport? Texas Shuttle offers a reliable and comfortable door-to-door service that navigates the Texan geography with ease. Starting your journey in the heart of Corsicana, our shuttles will wind through the picturesque countryside before merging onto Highway 195 East, ensuring you have a smooth ride. Flying out of DFW International instead? See our Corsicana to DFW shuttle service for direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

We need to translate sentences, keep city/airport names unchanged: Corsicana, Love Field Airport, Texas Shuttle (brand name maybe keep as is?), Texan geography? "Texan" is demonym; maybe we keep "Texan" as is? Not a city/airport name. Could translate to "texana". But maybe keep as is? Safer to translate naturally: "la geografía texana". "Texan" is not a proper noun; we can translate. "DFW International" is airport code/name; keep unchanged. "DFW" is code; keep. "Dallas"/"Fort Worth" are city names; keep unchanged. "International Airport" maybe translate? It's part of phrase; but "International Airport" is generic; we could translate to "Aeropuerto Internacional". However "Dallas" and "Fort Worth" remain unchanged. The phrase "Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport" is proper name; but we have separate links. The text: "direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport." Actually they have: "Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport." So we keep Dallas and Fort Worth unchanged, translate "International Airport" to "Aeropuerto Internacional". Keep the slash between links? We'll keep the slash as is. Also "Texas Shuttle" is a company name; keep unchanged? Probably keep as is (brand). Not a city/airport. Could translate but safer to keep as is. Now translate sentences: "Traveling from Corsicana to Love Field Airport?" => "¿Viajas de Corsicana al Love Field Airport?" (Natural Latin American Spanish). Use inverted question mark. "Texas Shuttle offers a reliable and comfortable door-to-door service that navigates the Texan geography with ease." => "Texas Shuttle ofrece un servicio puerta a puerta confiable y cómodo que recorre con facilidad la geografía texana." Keep "Texas Shuttle". "door-to-door" maybe "puerta a puerta". Good. "Starting your journey in the heart of Corsicana, our shuttles will wind through the picturesque countryside before merging onto Highway 195 East, ensuring you have a smooth ride." => "Comenzando tu viaje en el corazón de Corsicana, nuestros shuttles serpentean por el pintoresco campo antes de incorporarse a la autopista 195 Este, garantizando un viaje tranquilo." "Highway 195 East" maybe keep as "Highway 195 East" but could translate to "carretera 195 Este". However "Highway" is not a proper noun; we can translate. Keep the number unchanged. Use "carretera 195 Este". "ensuring you have a smooth ride" => "garantizando un viaje tranquilo" or "garantizando un viaje suave". Use "suave". Let's pick "garantizando un viaje suave". "Flying out of DFW International instead? See our Corsicana to DFW shuttle service for direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport." => "¿Sales en vez de DFW Internacional? Consulta nuestro traslado de Corsicana a DFW para viajes directos a Dallas/Fort Worth Aeropuerto Internacional." Need to keep city names unchanged: Dallas, Fort Worth. Also "DFW" unchanged. "International Airport" translate to "Aeropuerto Internacional". Keep slash. Now translate the tag contents and title attributes. First Corsicana to DFW shuttle Translate title: "Corsicana to DFW shuttle" => "Traslado de Corsicana a DFW". Keep DFW unchanged. Link text: "Corsicana to DFW shuttle" => "Traslado de Corsicana a DFW". Could also be "Servicio de traslado de Corsicana a DFW". But keep natural. Second Dallas Title: "Corsicana to Dallas shuttle" => "Traslado de Corsicana a Dallas". Link text: "Dallas" stays Dallas (city name unchanged). Good. Third Fort Worth Title: "Corsicana to Fort Worth shuttle" => "Traslado de Corsicana a Fort Worth". Link text: "Fort Worth" unchanged. Now second paragraph:

As we approach Dallas, we pass through various neighborhoods and small towns, each offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Texas life. The drive covers approximately 57 miles in a straight line, but with typical door-to-door travel time ranging from 77 to 106 minutes, you can sit back and relax, knowing your ride is carefully planned.

Translate: "As we approach Dallas, we pass through various neighborhoods and small towns, each offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Texas life." => "Al acercarnos a Dallas, pasamos por diversos barrios y pueblos pequeños, cada uno ofreciendo una visión de la rica trama de la vida texana." Keep "Dallas". "Texas life" => "vida texana". Could be "vida en Texas". But keep natural. "The drive covers approximately 57 miles in a straight line, but with typical door-to-door travel time ranging from 77 to 106 minutes, you can sit back and relax, knowing your ride is carefully planned." => "El recorrido cubre aproximadamente 57 millas en We need to translate the HTML content from English to natural Latin American Spanish, keeping HTML tags unchanged, city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We must translate text inside tags, not alter tags, attributes, URLs. We need to preserve exact HTML tags, including , — etc. Ensure we keep the same spacing? Probably not critical but keep tags as they are. We'll translate the content. Original:

Once we reach Love Field Airport, our shuttles will take you directly to the appropriate terminal. Whether you're heading to Terminal A or B for your flight, Texas Shuttle ensures a seamless transition from your car to the airport entrance. Our experienced drivers are knowledgeable about Love Field's layout and can assist with any last-minute questions or concerns.

What to Expect on the Corsicana to Love Field Route

Corsicana sits about 62 road miles south of Dallas Love Field along I-45 North — the direct corridor through Ennis, Palmer, and Wilmer before merging onto US-75 / I-30 W and exiting at Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs for the airport. (Some older Corsicana driving guides reference state highways for the in-town leg, but for door-to-airport service we run I-45 N the entire main stretch for the smoothest ride.) Dallas Love Field is a Southwest Airlines-dominated airport with a single passenger terminal; nearly every commercial gate is Southwest, with Delta operating a small footprint. Plan check-in 90 minutes before a domestic departure during weekday morning peaks. Flying out of Dallas Love Field (DAL) from Ennis instead? See our Ennis to Love Field shuttle service for direct rides to Southwest's Dallas hub.

We need to translate the text to natural Latin American Spanish. Let's translate piece by piece. First paragraph: "Once we reach Love Field Airport, our shuttles will take you directly to the appropriate terminal. Whether you're heading to Terminal A or B for your flight, Texas Shuttle ensures a seamless transition from your car to the airport entrance. Our experienced drivers are knowledgeable about Love Field's layout and can assist with any last-minute questions or concerns." Spanish: "Una vez que lleguemos al Aeropuerto Love Field, nuestros traslados le llevarán directamente a la terminal correspondiente. Ya sea que se dirija a la terminal A o B para su vuelo, Texas Shuttle garantiza una transición sin interrupciones desde su automóvil hasta la entrada del aeropuerto. Nuestros conductores experimentados conocen bien el diseño de Love Field y pueden ayudar con cualquier pregunta o inquietud de último momento." Check for natural Latin American Spanish: "traslados" maybe "shuttles" as "traslados" or "autobuses"? Could be "shuttle" but keep as "shuttles"? Usually "shuttle" remains, but translate to "traslados" is fine. "Nuestros traslados" okay. "directamente a la terminal correspondiente." Good. "Ya sea que se dirija a la terminal A o B para su vuelo" Good. "Texas Shuttle garantiza una transición sin interrupciones desde su automóvil hasta la entrada del aeropuerto." Or "una transición fluida". "sin interrupciones" maybe "una transición sin problemas". Let's choose "una transición fluida". "Nuestros conductores experimentados conocen bien el diseño de Love Field y pueden ayudar con cualquier pregunta o inquietud de último momento." Good. Second:

What to Expect on the Corsicana to Love Field Route

Translate: "Qué esperar en la ruta de Corsicana a Love Field" Latin American: "Qué esperar en la ruta de Corsicana al Aeropuerto Love Field"? But keep city names unchanged; "Love Field" unchanged. So "Qué esperar en la ruta de Corsicana a Love Field". Could be "Qué esperar en la ruta de Corsicana a Love Field". Good. Third paragraph: "Corsicana sits about 62 road miles south of Dallas Love Field along I-45 North — the direct corridor through Ennis, Palmer, and Wilmer before merging onto US-75 / I-30 W and exiting at Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs for the airport. (Some older Corsicana driving guides reference state highways for the in-town leg, but for door-to-airport service we run I-45 N the entire main stretch for the smoothest ride.) Dallas Love Field is a Southwest Airlines-dominated airport with a single passenger terminal; nearly every commercial gate is Southwest, with Delta operating a small footprint. Plan check-in 90 minutes before a domestic departure during weekday morning peaks. Flying out of Dallas Love Field (DAL) from Ennis instead? See our Ennis to Love Field shuttle service for direct rides to Southwest's Dallas hub." We must translate text, keep tags like , — unchanged, keep URL unchanged, keep title attribute unchanged? Title attribute contains English text; we should keep it unchanged? The instruction: Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Title attribute is not a phone number or URL, but it's part of the HTML; we should translate? Usually we translate visible text, not attribute values unless they are visible? Title attribute is tooltip; might be visible on hover. Should we translate? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It does not forbid translating attribute values like title. However, to be safe, we could keep the title attribute unchanged because it's not explicitly required to translate. But it's not a phone number or URL. It could be considered part of content. I'd translate the title as well to Spanish for natural experience. However, the instruction says keep HTML tags exactly as-is; attributes are part of tags, but changing their content changes the tag? Actually the tag includes attribute name and value; changing the value changes the tag content but not the tag name. The instruction says keep HTML tags exactly as-is, meaning we should not modify tags at all, including attributes. So we should leave the title attribute unchanged. Good. Thus we keep title="Ennis to Love Field shuttle" unchanged. Now translate paragraph. Let's translate sentence by sentence. "Corsicana sits about 62 road miles south of Dallas Love Field along I-45 North — the direct corridor through Ennis, Palmer, and Wilmer before merging onto US-75 / I-30 W and exiting at Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs for the airport." Spanish: "Corsicana se encuentra a aproximadamente 62 millas en carretera al sur del Aeropuerto Love Field a lo largo de I-45 North — el corredor directo que pasa por Ennis, Palmer y Wilmer antes de incorporarse a la US-75 / I-30 W y salir en Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs hacia el aeropuerto." We need to keep — as is. It's an HTML entity; we keep it. "62 road miles" translate to "62 millas en carretera". Keep strong. "Dallas Love Field" unchanged. Next sentence in parentheses: "(Some older Corsicana driving guides reference state highways for the in-town leg, but for door-to-airport service we run I-45 N the entire main stretch for the smoothest ride.)" Translate: "(Algunas guías de manejo de Corsicana más antiguas hacen referencia a carreteras estatales para el tramo urbano, pero para el servicio puerta a aeropuerto utilizamos la I-45 N durante todo el tramo principal para lograr el viaje más suave.)" Make sure to keep parentheses. Next: "Dallas Love Field is a Southwest Airlines-dominated airport with a single passenger terminal; nearly every commercial gate is Southwest, with Delta operating a small footprint." Translate: "El Aeropuerto Love Field es un aeropuerto dominado por Southwest Airlines, con una única terminal de pasajeros; casi todas las puertas comerciales pertenecen a Southwest, mientras que Delta opera una presencia reducida." Next: "Plan check-in 90 minutes before a domestic departure during weekday morning peaks." Translate: "Planifique facturar con 90 minutos de antelación antes de un vuelo nacional en las horas pico de la mañana entre semana." Or "Planifique llegar 90 minutos antes..." but "check-in" is facturación. We'll say "Planifique facturar con 90 minutos de antelación..." Could also be "Planifique llegar para facturar..." but keep natural. Next: "Flying out of Dallas Love Field (DAL) from Ennis instead? See our Ennis to Love Field shuttle service for direct rides to Southwest's Dallas hub." Translate: "¿Sale en vez de eso desde el Aeropuerto Love Field (DAL) desde Ennis? Consulte nuestro , , – maybe convert the dash but we need to keep the HTML entity unchanged? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." So we must not change any HTML tags, attributes, or any values of href, title, etc. The only changes are text content. We need to translate the textual parts. The snippet:

Door-to-curb runs 75–105 minutes in light traffic, stretching to 100–130 minutes during weekday afternoon rush (3 p.m. to 7 p.m.) when I-45 N backs up at the I-20 and I-30 interchanges in south Dallas. We monitor live traffic and inbound flight status; if your flight slips, your return pickup automatically slides with it — no need to call dispatch.

Pricing context: what a Corsicana to Love Field shuttle actually costs

Real Texas Shuttle fares on this corridor start around $145 for a single rider in a sedan from most Corsicana addresses to Dallas Love Field. Couples and small groups typically run $170–$210; larger groups (5–8 passengers) in an SUV or shuttle van push the upper end ($240–$290+). Late-night and pre-dawn departures (before 5 a.m. or after 10 p.m.) and holiday weeks may add a small premium. We quote a flat door-to-door rate at booking — no surge pricing, no airport service fees, no meter. Use promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off round trips. Driving north on I-35 toward Dallas Love Field Airport? See our Hillsboro to Love Field shuttle page for direct rides to DAL.

Travel tips for Corsicana riders

We need to translate each paragraph. We should keep "Corsicana", "Love Field", "Dallas Love Field Airport", "I-45 N", "I-20", "I-30", "I-35", "DAL", "Texas Shuttle", "Real Texas Shuttle", etc. Keep the promo code "ONLINE". Keep the URLs. Now let's translate. We'll produce natural Latin American Spanish: First paragraph: "Door-to-curb runs 75–105 minutes in light traffic, stretching to 100–130 minutes during weekday afternoon rush (3 p.m. to 7 p.m.) when I-45 N backs up at the I-20 and I-30 interchanges in south Dallas. We monitor live traffic and inbound flight status; if your flight slips, your return pickup automatically slides with it — no need to call dispatch." Translation: "El servicio de puerta a acera dura entre 75–105 minutos con poco tráfico, extendiéndose a 100–130 minutos durante la hora punta de la tarde los días laborales (de 3 p.m. a 7 p.m.), cuando la I-45 N se satura en los intercambiadores de la I-20 y la I-30 en el sur de Dallas. Monitoreamos el tráfico en tiempo real y el estado de los vuelos entrantes; si tu vuelo se retrasa, tu recogida de regreso se ajusta automáticamente — sin necesidad de llamar a la central." We need to ensure "door-to-curb" translation: "de puerta a acera" (or "de puerta a bordillo"?). Usually "door-to-curb" means from the door of the customer's location to the curb at the airport. In Spanish for Latin America "de puerta a acera" is understandable. "Acera" is sidewalk, but perhaps "de puerta a acera" is okay. Could also be "de puerta a bordillo" but we can keep "puerta a acera". Could also be "de puerta a puerta"? Actually "door-to-curb" is from door to curb, so "de la puerta a la acera" (or "del domicilio a la acera") but we can use "de puerta a acera". Better: "El recorrido de puerta a acera dura entre..." The meaning is same. Now the second paragraph is long. We need to translate: "Pricing context: what a Corsicana to Love Field shuttle actually costs" In Spanish: "Contexto de precios: lo que realmente cuesta un shuttle de Corsicana a Love Field". Or "Información de precios: lo que cuesta realmente un servicio de shuttle de Corsicana a Love Field". Keep "Corsicana" and "Love Field" unchanged. Now the next paragraph: "Real Texas Shuttle fares on this corridor start around $145 for a single rider in a sedan from most Corsicana addresses to Dallas Love Field. Couples and small groups typically run $170–$210; larger groups (5–8 passengers) in an SUV or shuttle van push the upper end ($240–$290+). Late-night and pre-dawn departures (before 5 a.m. or after 10 p.m.) and holiday weeks may add a small premium. We quote a flat door-to-door rate at booking — no surge pricing, no airport service fees, no meter. Use promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off round trips. Driving north on I-35 toward Dallas Love Field Airport? See our Hillsboro to Love Field shuttle page for direct rides to DAL." We need to translate all text but keep HTML tags. Potential translation: "Las tarifas de Real Texas Shuttle en este corredor comienzan alrededor de $145 para un pasajero solo en sedan desde la mayoría de las direcciones en Corsicana hasta el Dallas Love Field. Las parejas y grupos pequeños generalmente cuestan entre $170–$210; los grupos más grandes (5–8 pasajeros) en una SUV o van de shuttle llevan el extremo superior ($240–$290+). Las salidas de madrugada o muy noche (antes de las 5 a.m. o después de las 10 p.m.) y las semanas festivas pueden agregar un pequeño recargo. Ofrecemos una tarifa plana de puerta a puerta al momento de la reserva — sin precios dinámicos, sin tarifas de servicio del aeropuerto, sin taxímetro. Usa el código promocional ONLINE al momento del pago para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes redondos. ¿Vas conduciendo hacia el norte por la I-35 en dirección al Aeropuerto Dallas Love Field? Consulta nuestra página de shuttle de Hillsboro a Love Field para viajes directos a DAL." Now the final heading: "Travel tips for Corsicana riders". Translation: "Consejos de viaje para pasajeros de Corsicana". Or "Consejos de viaje para quienes viajan desde Corsicana". Keep as heading. Now need to ensure we keep all HTML tags unchanged:

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, , . The HTML entities like – and — must remain as they are. The text inside ... we must translate but keep the link and title unchanged. Title attribute is "Hillsboro to Love Field shuttle" - we can translate the title attribute to Spanish as it's part of the content? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It didn't say we cannot translate the title attribute, but it's probably part of the link text. The title attribute is used as tooltip. Could translate it as "Shuttle de Hillsboro a Love Field". However, we might keep the title attribute unchanged as per "keep city/airport names and codes unchanged". It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. That may apply to text content. Title attribute may be considered part of the HTML but it's a text. It includes "Hillsboro to Love Field shuttle". That includes city names "Hillsboro", "Love Field". Should we translate the rest of the title "shuttle"? That's not a city/airport name. Probably it's okay to translate it to "Shuttle de Hillsboro a Love Field". But we should be consistent: keep city/airport names unchanged (so "Hillsboro" and "Love Field We need to translate English text inside HTML to natural Latin American Spanish, preserving tags, attributes, URLs, phone numbers, city/airport names and codes unchanged. Only translate visible text content. Keep HTML tags exactly as-is. Return only translated HTML. Let's examine original:
  • Book the night before for sunrise flights. Corsicana is ~90 minutes from the curb in light traffic; for a 6 a.m. Southwest departure we recommend a 3:30–3:45 a.m. pickup, and those slots fill first during peak travel weeks.
  • Confirm your airline at booking. Love Field (DAL) is dominated by Southwest. If you're flying American, United, or any non-Southwest carrier check that your flight isn't actually out of DFW International instead — we run a separate Corsicana to DFW shuttle for that.
  • Two stops are fine. Many Corsicana riders share a ride with a neighbor in Ennis or Wilmer on the way north; mention the second address at booking and we'll quote the combined trip flat.
  • Car seats on request. Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8 or under 4'9". We can hold a seat for you at booking — please request when you reserve.
  • Inbound from Love Field too. The same flat rate works in reverse; we meet you at baggage claim with your name on a sign.

Heading the other direction in DFW? See our Dallas shuttle hub for door-to-door routes from neighborhoods across Dallas-Fort Worth.

What is the typical travel time from Corsicana to Love Field Airport?

We need translate all text inside tags (including strong, li text, p text, h3). Also attribute values like title attributes? They contain English phrases. Should we translate them? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It didn't say to keep title attributes unchanged. Usually we should translate visible text; attributes like title are not visible but may be considered part of HTML content; but they are not visible to user, but they may be considered text that could be translated? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It doesn't forbid translating attribute values. It says keep HTML tags exactly as-is: meaning tag names and attributes themselves unchanged, but the content inside attributes could be changed? Typically "keep HTML tags exactly as-is" means we shouldn't alter tags themselves, but we can translate text inside tags, including attribute values? However attribute values are part of the tag; if we change them, the tag is changed (the attribute value is part of tag). Safer to keep attribute values unchanged unless they contain translatable text that is visible? Title attribute often appears as tooltip; translating might be beneficial. The instruction didn't explicitly say to keep attribute values unchanged; only to keep HTML tags exactly as-is. Changing attribute values would change the tag (since the attribute's value is part of the tag). To be safe, we should not modify attribute values. Keep them as original English. The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Title attribute does not contain those. But to avoid risk, I'll keep title attributes unchanged. Thus translate only the visible text between tags: inside , after strong, inside
  • after strong text, inside

    , inside

    . Also the text inside the tags (link text) should be translated because that's visible. The tag's href and title remain unchanged. Let's translate. First
  • : Book the night before for sunrise flights. => translate: "Reserve la noche anterior para vuelos al amanecer." Natural Latin American Spanish: "Reserva la noche anterior para los vuelos al amanecer." Could be "Reserva la noche anterior para los vuelos de amanecer." I'd choose: "Reserva la noche anterior para vuelos al amanecer." After strong: "Corsicana is ~90 minutes from the curb in light traffic; for a 6 a.m. Southwest departure we recommend a 3:30–3:45 a.m. pickup, and those slots fill first during peak travel weeks." Translate: "Corsicana está a unos 90 minutos del bordillo en tráfico ligero; para una salida a las 6 a.m. de Southwest, recomendamos un recogida entre las 3:30 y 3:45 a.m., y esos horarios se llenan primero durante las semanas de mayor demanda." Make natural: "Corsicana está a aproximadamente 90 minutos del bordillo en tráfico ligero; para un vuelo de Southwest a las 6 a.m., recomendamos un pickup entre las 3:30 y 3:45 a.m., y esos horarios se agotan primero durante las semanas de mayor movimiento." We need to keep the ~ symbol? It's okay. Use "aproximadamente". Keep the en dash? Keep – as is. Second
  • : Confirm your airline at booking. => "Confirma tu aerolínea al momento de reservar." Or "Confirma tu aerolínea al hacer la reserva." Latin American: "Confirma tu aerolínea al momento de reservar." After: "Love Field (DAL) is dominated by Southwest. If you're flying American, United, or any non-Southwest carrier check that your flight isn't actually out of DFW International instead — we run a separate Corsicana to DFW shuttle for that." Translate: "Love Field (DAL) es operado principalmente por Southwest. Si vuelas con American, United o cualquier otra aerolínea que no sea Southwest, verifica que tu vuelo no salga realmente del Aeropuerto Internacional DFW en su lugar — operamos un servicio separado de Corsicana a DFW shuttle para ello." Need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Love Field (DAL) stays; DFW International stays; Corsicana to DFW shuttle link text we need to translate visible text: "Corsicana to DFW shuttle" becomes "Corsicana a DFW shuttle". Keep the link text translation but keep href and title unchanged. Thus: "... operamos un servicio separado de Corsicana a DFW shuttle para ello." Third
  • : Two stops are fine. => "Dos paradas están bien." Better: "Hacer dos paradas está bien." Latin American: "Hacer dos paradas está bien." After: "Many Corsicana riders share a ride with a neighbor in Ennis or Wilmer on the way north; mention the second address at booking and we'll quote the combined trip flat." Translate: "Muchos usuarios de Corsicana comparten el viaje con un vecino en Ennis o Wilmer en el camino hacia el norte; menciona la segunda dirección al reservar y te daremos una tarifa fija para el viaje combinado." Keep "flat rate" concept: "tarifa fija". Good. Fourth
  • : Car seats on request. => "Sillas para bebé bajo petición." Or "Sillas para automóvil bajo petición." In Latin America: "Sillas para coche bajo petición." Usually "sillas de seguridad para niños". We'll translate: "Sillas para niños bajo petición." After: "Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8 or under 4'9". We can hold a seat for you at booking — please request when you reserve." Translate: "La ley de Texas requiere sillas de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o que midan menos de 4'9". Podemos reservar una silla para ti al momento de la reserva; por favor, solicítala cuando hagas tu reserva." Need to keep the measurement 4'9". Keep as is. Fifth
  • : Inbound from Love Field too. => "También disponible el regreso desde Love Field." Or "El servicio de llegada desde Love Field también está disponible." Natural: "También ofrecemos servicio de llegada desde Love Field." After: "The same flat rate works in reverse; we meet you at baggage claim with your name on a sign." Translate: "La misma tarifa fija aplica en sentido contrario; nos encontraremos contigo en reclamo de equipaje con un letrero con tu nombre." Now

    : "Heading the other

    El tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta de nuestros traslados generalmente varía entre 77 y 106 minutos, dependiendo de las condiciones de tráfico. Esto le brinda tiempo suficiente para llegar cómodamente a su terminal y hacer el check‑in de su vuelo.

    ¿Ofrecen asistencia con el equipaje en el aeropuerto?

    ¡Por supuesto! Nuestros conductores estarán encantados de ayudarle a cargar y descargar su equipaje, de modo que tenga una cosa menos de qué preocuparse el día de su viaje.

    ¿Qué pasa si hay un retraso en el vuelo?

    En caso de retraso en el vuelo, nuestro servicio de traslado puede acomodar una estadía prolongada en el Aeropuerto Love Field. Solo háganoslo saber y nos aseguraremos de que esté cómodo hasta que sea hora de regresar a Corsicana.

    ¿Listo para reservar su viaje con Texas Shuttle? Llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o visite nuestro sitio web para reservar su traslado en línea. Use el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10 % de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. Esperamos hacer que su viaje desde Corsicana hasta el Aeropuerto Love Field sea lo más libre de estrés posible.

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