Texas Airport Shuttle

We need answer only translated HTML. Need preserve all HTML tags exactly as-is. Need translate natural native LatAm Spanish. City airport names/codes unchanged. Phone/URLs unchanged. Comments? "HERMES..." likely leave exact. Need tags exactly as-is means structure and attributes same. Translate text within tags. Headings. Need be careful "Mickey Leland international facilities" maybe "instalaciones internacionales Mickey Leland" but airport name? William P. Hobby formerly? City/airport names unchanged. They said city/airport names unchanged. But in source "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)" and "William P. Hobby (HOU)" should remain unchanged? They explicitly "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So do not translate George Bush Intercontinental, William P. Hobby, Mickey Leland? Airport names unchanged. Houston IAH vs Hobby Airport Guide -> "Guía de Houston IAH vs Hobby Airport" but "Airport Guide" maybe translate. Houston/Hobby names unchanged. 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"This guide compares them the way a traveler actually experiences them: terminals, pickups, timing and the ride home." -> "Esta guía los compara tal como los vive realmente un viajero: terminales, recogidas, tiempos y el viaje de regreso." Maybe "la vuelta a casa". Comment exact. "If you just need a ride reserved, our [link] page covers..." -> "Si solo necesitas reservar un traslado, nuestra página [anchor]..." Keep href title? Should we translate title attribute? "Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is" attributes part of tags? Need keep exactly as-is. Title is attribute, part of tag, so keep title unchanged? User says keep URLs unchanged, not necessarily title. But "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" likely includes attributes. So href and title unchanged. Translate anchor text "book an airport shuttle online" to "reserva un traslado de aeropuerto en línea". But title remains "book an airport shuttle online". Keep URL unchanged. "The Two Airports at a Glance" -> "Los dos aeropuertos en un vistazo". List: IAH (George Bush Intercontinental): five terminals (A, B, C, D and E), the largest international operation in Houston, and a major hub for United Airlines. Terminals D and E handle most international arrivals with the Mickey Leland international facilities. The Skyway and Subway trains connect the terminals. Need names unchanged: IAH, George Bush Intercontinental, United Airlines? Airline name maybe unchanged. "Skyway and Subway trains" are airport train names; keep? They are names maybe unchanged. Translate "five terminals" -> "cinco terminales (A, B, C, D y E)" but keep "and" as "y". "the largest international operation in Houston" -> "la mayor operación internacional de Houston" (Houston unchanged). "major hub for United Airlines" -> "un importante centro de conexiones de United Airlines." "Terminals D and E handle most international arrivals with the Mickey Leland international facilities." -> "Las terminales D y E manejan la mayoría de las llegadas internacionales con las instalaciones internacionales Mickey Leland." But "Mickey Leland international facilities" likely at Hobby? Wait source says "Terminals D and E handle most international arrivals with the Mickey Leland international facilities." Actually Mickey Leland International Airport is Hobby. "with the Mickey Leland international facilities" weird. Need preserve meaning? Maybe "con las instalaciones internacionales Mickey Leland" but that could imply IAH has Mickey Leland facilities. But source. "Mickey Leland" name unchanged. "The Skyway and Subway trains connect the terminals." -> "Los trenes Skyway y Subway conectan las terminales." HOU: "a single terminal with two concourses, dominated by Southwest Airlines, with a smaller international presence. 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Round Trips Save You 10%

Houston has two commercial airports, and picking the wrong one can add an hour to your trip. George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) sits about 20 miles north of downtown; William P. Hobby (HOU) sits about 7 miles south of it. They serve different airlines, different sides of the metro and, at certain hours, very different ground-transportation realities. This guide compares them the way a traveler actually experiences them: terminals, pickups, timing and the ride home. If you just need a ride reserved, our book an airport shuttle online page covers the quote-and-confirm flow for both airports.

The Two Airports at a Glance

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• Choose IAH if you are flying United, connecting internationally, or living or staying in north Houston, The Woodlands, Spring, Humble or Kingwood. Spring to IAH and Humble to IAH are short, easy runs from our perspective.
• Choose Hobby if you are flying Southwest, heading to the southeast side of Houston, or connecting to the coast. Hobby is the natural gateway toward Galveston: Houston to Galveston cruise transfers run from either airport, but Hobby is closer.
• Price the drive, not just the ticket. A $40 cheaper fare into the "wrong" airport can cost you an extra hour of travel each way. Since our rates are quoted by exact address, you can check both airports before you commit to a flight.

How Pickups Work at Each Airport

En IAH, los pasajeros que llegan de vuelos internacionales pasan el control migratorio y de aduanas en las terminales D/E y salen al área de llegadas de allí, mientras que los pasajeros nacionales salen por el nivel inferior de su propia terminal. Dinos tu aerolínea y número de vuelo, y haremos seguimiento para saber por qué puerta saldrás realmente. La confusión entre terminales es la principal causa de retrasos en las recogidas en IAH; por eso seguimos el vuelo, no el reloj.

En Hobby, todos salen por la misma terminal, así que las recogidas son más sencillas: un solo edificio, un solo área de transporte terrestre y trayectos cortos desde ambas concourses.

Texas Shuttle atiende ambos aeropuertos 24/7 con viajes puerta a puerta y sin paradas intermedias. Nuestra página de shuttle para aeropuertos de Houston incluye todos los detalles del servicio: seguimiento de vuelos con ajustes automáticos de recogida, ayuda con el equipaje y sin paradas compartidas de autobús.

Llegadas de noche en ambos aeropuertos

Both airports receive late flights: IAH runs international banks that land near or after midnight, and Hobby takes West Coast and Latin America red-eyes into the late evening. Ground options are thinnest exactly then. Our IAH & Hobby late night shuttle page is built for those arrivals: a flat-rate, prearranged pickup that is already scheduled when you land at 12:40 a.m.

Timing After You Land

Domestic arrivals: we normally schedule pickup 30 minutes after landing, or 15 minutes if you have no checked bags. International arrivals at IAH: 45 minutes after landing to cover customs and baggage. If your flight is delayed, the pickup time adjusts automatically; text us if your flight number changes so we are watching the right plane.

Getting From Either Airport to the Rest of Texas

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Houston is a statewide crossroads for us. Regular runs include College Station to Houston, Houston to Austin, ... Whichever airport you land at, the quote is by exact address, so you see the full total before you book.

How is Your Service Different?

• Any Address - We pick up and drop off at your home, business, hotel or any airport.
• Better - most rides are non-stop and no sharing in a Nice Car, SUV or Shuttle.
Flexible - we pick you up on your schedule 24/7, and date or time changes are free.
• Safer - all our drivers go through nationwide fingerprint background checks.
• Faster - it's just you in the vehicle, so most rides take half the time of a shared shuttle.
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"Whichever airport you land at, the quote is by exact address, so you see the full total before you book." = "Sea cual sea el aeropuerto al que llegues, la cotización se calcula con la dirección exacta, para que veas el total completo antes de reservar." Natural. h2 "How is Your Service Different?" = "¿En qué se diferencia nuestro servicio?" or "¿Cómo es diferente nuestro servicio?" Natural. "¿Cómo se diferencia nuestro servicio?" Good. List: Any Address - We pick up and drop off at your home, business, hotel or any airport. "Dirección任意" maybe "Cualquier dirección" natural. "Recogemos y dejamos en tu casa, negocio, hotel o cualquier aeropuerto." For travelers, "cualquier dirección" and "te recogemos y te deja..." Need natural. "Cualquier dirección" - "Te recogemos y te dejamos en tu casa, negocio, hotel o en cualquier aeropuerto." Maybe "negocio" LatAm. Better - most rides are non-stop and no sharing in a Nice Car, SUV or Shuttle. "Mejor" - "La mayoría de los viajes son directos y no compartes en un automóvil agradable, SUV o minibus." Need preserve brand? "Nice Car, SUV or Shuttle" likely service product names? It may be "a Nice Car, SUV or Shuttle" perhaps Nice Car is proper brand? Need translate? They ask city/airport names unchanged, not product names. "Nice Car, SUV or Shuttle" maybe "Nice Car" is a service type. Natural Spanish: "La mayoría de los viajes son sin escalas y no tendrás que compartir en un auto cómodo, SUV o shuttle." But "Nice Car" may be a named product and should perhaps remain "Nice Car". They explicitly say keep city/airport names and codes, not other proper names. We can translate "Nice Car" to "auto cómodo" perhaps. However they may expect "Nice Car, SUV o Shuttle" perhaps "Nice Car" is brand name? Let's inspect text: "most rides are non-stop and no sharing in a Nice Car, SUV or Shuttle." Maybe "Nice Car" capitalized as a product category. Could be "Nice Car" is a service name. Need retain? User asks natural native Spanish, so translate generic "Nice Car" to "auto cómodo" maybe not preserve. But "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" only tags, not terms. Flexible - we pick you up on your schedule 24/7, and date or time changes are free. "Flexible" = "Flexible" (same Spanish? Could use "Flexible" or "Flexibilidad"). Keep strong text maybe "Flexible". "Te recogemos según tu horario las 24 horas, los 7 días, y los cambios de fecha u hora son gratuitos." Natural. "24/7" unchanged? It's not phone/URL, but maybe preserve 24/7 exactly? They didn't say convert. Could translate as "24/7" to maintain. "según tu horario, 24/7" natural enough. "cambios de fecha u hora son sin costo." More natural LatAm: "los cambios de fecha u hora son gratis." Use "gratis." Safer - all our drivers go through nationwide fingerprint background checks. "Más seguro" or "Seguro". "Todos nuestros conductores pasan controles de antecedentes con huellas dactilares a nivel nacional." Natural. 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