Granbury Airport Shuttle

La distancia real de manejo desde una recogida típica en Granbury hasta DFW es de 60–66 millas — con una mediana de 63 millas basada en nuestros 551 viajes más recientes completados de Granbury→DFW — con un tiempo de manejo de puerta a puerta de 65–100 minutos dependiendo del tráfico en US-377 a través de Cresson y Aledo y la congestión en I-20 East a través de Willow Park y el oeste de Fort Worth. Granbury está aproximadamente al sur-suroeste de DFW: desde la histórica plaza de Granbury, los conductores van al noreste por US-377 para tomar I-20 East en el intercambio de Aledo/Willow Park, y luego eligen la entrada de DFW que corresponde a su terminal. ¿Va al Aeropuerto de DFW? Vea nuestro servicio de shuttle de Glen Rose a DFW para viajes directos a DFW.

Recogemos en cada dirección del área de Granbury — códigos postales 76048 (Granbury propiamente dicha, la plaza histórica, Pecan Plantation, Decordova Bend, el lado este del Lago Granbury, Acton, Mambrino) y 76049 (Hudson Oaks, el corredor de servicio de I-20, dirección a Tolar, el borde de Cresson, el lado norte de SH-377). También servimos Acton, Cresson, Lipan, Mambrino, Pecan Plantation, Rainbow, Stockton Bend, Tolar y el área más amplia del Condado de Hood y del Lago Granbury con la misma tarifa plana — solo ingrese su dirección exacta de recogida al reservar. Aproximadamente el 57% de nuestras recogidas de Granbury→DFW se originan en 76048 y el 43% en 76049.

Pricing Context: Granbury to DFW Shuttle Fares

Contexto de precios: Tarifas del shuttle de Granbury a DFW

Terminal-by-airline at DFW (what we observe across 551 completed trips): American Airlines — Terminals A, B, and C (Terminal B is AA Eagle / regional; Terminal C is AA international). AA carries about 62% of our Granbury→DFW travelers (310 of 501 with an airline on file) — this corridor is overwhelmingly an AA hub-bank feeder. Delta — Terminal E (~9%). United — Terminal E (~9%). Alaska, Frontier, Spirit, JetBlue, Sun Country, Air Canada, Southwest — Terminal E. British Airways, Qantas, JAL, Qatar, Emirates, Lufthansa, Iberia, Finnair, Royal Jordanian and other international / oneworld partners — Terminal D (a short SkyLink tram from A/B/C). Tell us your airline at booking and we drop at the right terminal's departures level so you skip a SkyLink ride with luggage.

Pricing Context: Granbury to DFW Shuttle Fares

Pricing is flat-rate door-to-door: the price you see at booking is the total, no surge, no per-minute traffic charges, no airport access fee added at the end. Based on our 551 most-recent completed Granbury→DFW trips:

Terminal-by-airline at DFW (what we observe across 551 completed trips): ->

Terminal por aerolinea en DFW (lo que observamos en 551 viajes completados): - American Airlines — Terminals A, B, and C (Terminal B is AA Eagle / regional; Terminal C is AA international). -> American Airlines — Terminales A, B y C (Terminal B es AA Eagle / regional; Terminal C es AA internacional). - AA carries about 62% of our Granbury→DFW travelers (310 of 501 with an airline on file) — this corridor is overwhelmingly an AA hub-bank feeder. -> AA transporta aproximadamente el 62% de nuestros viajeros de Granbury→DFW (310 de 501 con aerolinea registrada) — este corredor es abrumadoramente un alimentador del centro de conexiones de AA. - Delta — Terminal E (~9%). -> Delta — Terminal E (~9%). Keep same. - United — Terminal E (~9%). -> United — Terminal E (~9%). - Alaska, Frontier, Spirit, JetBlue, Sun Country, Air Canada, Southwest — Terminal E. -> Alaska, Frontier, Spirit, JetBlue, Sun Country, Air Canada, Southwest — Terminal E. - British Airways, Qantas, JAL, Qatar, Emirates, Lufthansa, Iberia, Finnair, Royal Jordanian and other international / oneworld partners — Terminal D (a short SkyLink tram from A/B/C). -> British Airways, Qantas, JAL, Qatar, Emirates, Lufthansa, Iberia, Finnair, Royal Jordanian y otros socios internacionales / oneworld — Terminal D (un breve trayecto en tranvía SkyLink desde A/B/C). - Tell us your airline at booking and we drop at the right terminal's departures level so you skip a SkyLink ride with luggage. -> Indícanos tu aerolinea al reservar y te dejaremos en el nivel de salidas del terminal correcto para que evites el trayecto en SkyLink con equipaje. Paragraph 2:

Pricing Context: Granbury to DFW Shuttle Fares

Precios del shuttle de Granbury a DFW

Pricing is flat-rate door-to-door: the price you see at booking is the total, no surge, no per-minute traffic charges, no airport access fee added at the end. Based on our 551 most-recent completed Granbury→DFW trips:

Los precios son tarifa fija puerta a puerta: el precio que ves al reservar es el total, sin incrementos, sin cargos por minuto de tráfico, sin tarifa de acceso al aeropuerto añadida al final. Con base en nuestros 551 viajes más recientes completados de Granbury→DFW:

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• Sedán de cuatro puertas (1–3 pasajeros) — alrededor del 94 % de nuestras reservas de Granbury→DFW. Las tarifas reales de ida han oscilado entre $86 y $223, generalmente entre $138 y $167, con una mediana alrededor de $151. El sedán es el vehículo adecuado para 1–2 viajeros con 2–3 maletas facturadas estándar cada uno. Tres pasajeros y The user wants translation of a landing page HTML from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The text includes a paragraph and an h3 heading, a list. The user wants keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. So we must produce the same HTML with translated text content but keep tags. The content is about DFW airport shuttle, Granbury, etc. We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish (i.e., a Spanish variant that sounds native to Latin America, not overly formal Spanish from Spain). We need to translate "The quoted fare includes ..." etc. Make sure to preserve HTML tags, like

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  • Plan 2 hours before a domestic departure, 3 hours before international. DFW Terminal D international check-in lines run 45–75 minutes during summer evening departure banks; AA Admirals Club / oneworld priority lanes shave 15–20 minutes off that. We dispatch drivers to arrive 15 minutes early as standard.
  Translate: "Planee con 2 horas de anticipación para un vuelo doméstico, 3 horas para uno internacional. Las filas de facturación internacional del Terminal D de DFW duran entre 45 y 75 minutos durante las franjas de salida vespertinas de verano; las colas prioritarias del AA Admirals Club / oneworld reducen ese tiempo entre 15 y 20 minutos. Nuestros conductores son enviados para llegar 15 minutos antes como estándar." But need to preserve the HTML tags. In the first part we have Plan 2 hours before a domestic departure, 3 hours before international. So we need to translate that inside the strong tags. We need to maintain any HTML entities like – and —. So we will keep – and — as is. Also preserve & maybe not needed. Now let's construct the full HTML:

  La tarifa indicada incluye la tasa de acceso al aeropuerto DFW, peajes (los tramos del President George Bush Turnpike si el conductor toma una ruta alternativa hacia el norte alrededor de un cierre de la I-20), combustible, gratificación estándar del conductor, equipaje, sillas infantiles cuando se soliciten al hacer la reserva, y servicio de bienvenida en el tramo de regreso. No hay precios dinámicos durante las horas pico de DFW, los bancos de concentradores de AA, festivos, fines de semana en el lago o eventos meteorológicos — una recogida en Granbury a las 3:30 AM cuesta lo mismo que una recogida a las 3:30 PM. Reservar el regreso a la misma hora que la ida genera un descuento del 10% en el viaje redondo usando el código promocional ONLINE al finalizar la compra.

  Consejos de viaje: De Granbury a DFW

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  Travel Tips: Granbury to DFW

  • Plan 2 hours before a domestic departure, 3 hours before international. DFW Terminal D international check-in lines run 45–75 minutes during summer evening departure banks; AA Admirals Club / oneworld priority lanes shave 15–20 minutes off that. We dispatch drivers to arrive 15 minutes early as standard.
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  • This is an overwhelmingly morning corridor. Across our 551 completed Granbury→DFW trips, 49% depart between 5 AM and 10 AM (AA's morning hub-bank) and another 29% in the midnight–5 AM pre-dawn window for 6–7 AM departures — about 78% of all pickups are before 10 AM. If you have an AA 6 AM hub-bank departure out of Terminal A, B, or C, book a 3:45–4:00 AM Granbury pickup to absorb any US-377 construction delay between Cresson and Aledo or weather slowdown on the Loop 820 / SH-183 connector.
  • Book early-AM pickups 24+ hours in advance. Pre-5 AM dispatch on the Granbury corridor is fixed-capacity and books out quickly — same-day pre-dawn rides on a Friday or Sunday lake weekend are rarely available. We send a confirmation text the evening before with driver name, vehicle, and license plate.
  • American Airlines connecting flights via DFW SkyLink. If you're routing through DFW with a tight connection (AA bank turns are 35–50 minute minimums), tell us your inbound terminal and we'll route your drop-off so you arrive at the correct end of the SkyLink loop instead of riding the full circle to your departure gate.
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  • Este es un corredor predominantemente matutino. De nuestros 551 viajes completados de Granbury→DFW, el 49% salen entre las 5:00 a.m. y las 10:00 a.m. (el banco de concentradores matutinos de AA) y otro 29% en la ventana previa al amanecer de medianoche–5 a.m. para salidas de 6–7 a.m. — aproximadamente el 78% de todas las recogidas son antes de las 10 a.m.. Si tienes una salida del banco de concentradores de AA a las 6 a.m. desde la Terminal A, B o C, reserva una recogida en Granbury entre las 3:45–4:00 a.m. para absorber cualquier retraso por construcción en US-377 entre Cresson y Aledo o por clima lento en el conector Loop 820 / SH-183.
  • Reserva recogidas en la madrugada con al menos 24 horas de anticipación. El despacho antes de las 5 a.m. en el corredor Granbury tiene capacidad fija y se llena rápido — los viajes en la madrugada del mismo día en viernes o domingo de fin de semana en el lago rara vez están disponibles. Enviamos un mensaje de confirmación la noche anterior con el nombre del conductor, el vehículo y la placa.
  • Conexiones de American Airlines a través de DFW SkyLink. Si estás routificando a través de DFW con una conexión ajustada (los giros de banco de AA son mínimos de 35–50 minutos), indícanos tu terminal de llegada y routificaremos tu descenso para que llegues al extremo correcto del loop de SkyLink en lugar de dar la vuelta completa hasta tu puerta de salida.
  We need to keep HTML tags and formatting exactly as original. Keep city/airport names unchanged (Granbury, DFW, US-377, Cresson, Aledo, Loop 820, SH-183, Terminal A, B, C, AA, SkyLink). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep HTML entities like →, –, —, ' unchanged. Check the English text for any phone numbers or URLs. Not present. So we keep the HTML. We need to ensure that the translation is natural for Latin American travelers. Use "a.m." for times (common in Latin America). Use "la madrugada" for early morning. Use "recogida" for pickup. Use "banco de concentradores" (maybe "banco de conexiones"?). Actually "hub-bank" is a term used for airline schedule "banks". In Spanish, we can translate as "banco de concentradores" or "banco de vuelos". Let's think. "Hub-bank" is a concept: a group of flights arriving/departing around the same time. In Spanish, perhaps "banco de concentradores" might be okay. But better to keep "banco de concentradores" because it's used in airline industry. Or "banco de vuelos" might be more understandable. Let's see if "banco de concentradores" is known. It's somewhat technical but fine. In Spanish, we can use "banco de concentradores" for "hub bank". Alternatively "banco de conexiones". The phrase "AA's morning hub-bank" could be "el banco de concentradores matutinos de AA". That's okay. "Pre-dawn window" can be "ventana previa al amanecer". "Pre-dawn rides" could be "viajes en la madrugada". "Same-day pre-dawn rides" could be "viajes en la madrugada del mismo día". "Friday or Sunday lake weekend" maybe "viernes o domingo de fin de semana en el lago". Might need to reflect the context: "lake weekend" might be "fin de semana en el lago". That seems fine. "Confirmation text the evening before with driver name, vehicle, and license plate." Spanish: "Enviamos un mensaje de confirmación la noche anterior con el nombre del conductor, el vehículo y la placa." "Routing through DFW with a tight connection (AA bank turns are 35–50 minute minimums)" "Si estás routificando a través de DFW con una conexión ajustada (los giros de banco de AA son un mínimo de 35–50 minutos)". Actually "bank turns" might be "giros de banco". That might be okay. "tell us your inbound terminal and we'll route your drop-off so you arrive at the correct end of the SkyLink loop instead of riding the full circle to your departure gate." Spanish: "Indícanos tu terminal de llegada y routificaremos tu descenso para que llegues al extremo correcto del loop de SkyLink en lugar de dar la vuelta completa hasta tu puerta de salida." We need to ensure that we keep HTML tags and the entity →, –, —, '. Check the HTML for potential issues: The first
  • includes tags that we need to keep. We also need to ensure that we keep any spaces or punctuation. For example, the ' appears as apostrophe. The – is an en dash, — is an em dash. In Spanish, we might need to adjust punctuation like using «» quotes, but not necessary. Keep the original punctuation as is. Make sure the translation is natural and not overly literal. Use "a.m." as typical. Use "entre las 5:00 a.m. y las 10:00 a.m." as typical. Potential improvements: The phrase "Across our 551 completed Granbury→DFW trips" can be "De nuestros 551 viajes completados de Granbury→DFW". That's fine. "49% depart between 5 AM and 10 AM (AA's morning hub-bank)" can be "el 49% salen entre las 5:00 a.m. y las 10:00 a.m. (el banco de concentradores matutinos de AA)". Use parentheses as in original. "another 29% in the midnight–5 AM pre-dawn window for 6–7 AM departures" "otro 29% en la ventana previa al amanecer de medianoche–5 a.m. para salidas de 6–7 a.m." "— about 78% of all pickups are before 10 AM" "— aproximadamente el 78% de todas las recogidas son antes de las 10 a.m." "If you have an AA 6 AM hub-bank departure out of Terminal A, B, or C, book a 3:45–4:00 AM Granbury pickup to absorb any US-377 construction delay between Cresson and Aledo or weather slowdown on the Loop 820 / SH-183 connector." "Si tienes una salida del We need to translate the given HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. Original snippet:
  • AA Eagle / regional flights at Terminal B. Many Granbury travelers connecting through smaller Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, or Louisiana markets are on AA Eagle regional aircraft from Terminal B. Drop-off at Terminal B departures puts you a 60-second walk from those gates — faster than a SkyLink hop from Terminal A.
  • Returning to Granbury from DFW? We monitor your flight number in real time and adjust automatically — no charge for delays. After you land, text your driver from baggage claim and they meet you curbside on the upper-level departures lane (DFW allows brief curbside loading; for longer waits drivers stage at the cell-phone lot off International Parkway south).
  • Bags and oversize items. Sedans handle 2 standard checked bags per passenger comfortably. Golf clubs, ski bags, hunting rifles in hard cases, boat fenders, mobility scooters, car seats and strollers all fit in our SUVs and shuttle vans — tell us at booking so we send the right vehicle. Don't try to wedge a 50-pound club bag into a sedan trunk and discover the problem at 3:45 AM on the lake side.
  We must preserve tags, attributes, HTML entities, etc. The content inside tags must be translated to natural Latin American Spanish, e.g., "Many Granbury travelers connecting through smaller Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, or Louisiana markets are on AA Eagle regional aircraft from Terminal B." Might become "Muchos viajeros de Granbury que se conectan a través de mercados más pequeños de Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas o Luisiana vuelan en aeronaves regionales AA Eagle desde la Terminal B." Keep city/airport names unchanged. Also keep terminal references unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present here). Keep HTML tags:
  • , , — etc. Also preserve ' (apostrophe entity) for "Don't" maybe translate "don't" as "no" in Spanish: "No intentes meter una bolsa de palos de 50 libras..." Should we preserve ' or replace with "no"? The HTML entity ' is the apostrophe entity; it's not standard in HTML5 but okay. If we change the content, we need to keep the same entity for apostrophe or maybe use "no" with no apostrophe. The original uses ' to represent the apostrophe in "Don't". In Spanish, "No intentes..." we can just say "No intentes". So we can drop the apostrophe. But the instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So tags remain. The content can be changed. The entity ' is part of content, not a tag. We can keep it or replace with an apostrophe (') or other. Probably better to keep it but the content should be natural. The ' is not a required HTML tag; it's a character entity. The translator may preserve or replace. Since we need to preserve content as text but just translate, we could replace ' with ' (a regular apostrophe) or with "no". In Spanish we don't use an apostrophe in that phrase; we can just write "No intentes..." and not include an apostrophe. So we can drop the ' entity entirely (i.e., remove it). That's acceptable. Keep other entities like — (em dash) as is. So translation: first list item: Vuelos regionales AA Eagle en la Terminal B. Muchos viajeros de Granbury que se conectan a través de mercados más pequeños de Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas o Luisiana vuelan en aeronaves regionales AA Eagle desde la Terminal B. Dejarte en la Terminal B de salidas te sitúa a un paseo de 60 segundos de esas puertas — más rápido que un salto en SkyLink desde la Terminal A. But "paseo de 60 segundos" might be unnatural; maybe "a solo 60 segundos caminando" or "a un paso de 60 segundos". Use natural phrasing: "a solo 60 segundos caminando de esas puertas". Let's translate more naturally. Second list item: ¿Regresando a Granbury desde DFW? Monitoreamos tu número de vuelo en tiempo real y ajustamos automáticamente — sin cargo por retrasos. Después de aterrizar, envía un mensaje de texto a tu conductor desde la recogida de equipaje y te esperará en la acera del nivel superior de salidas (DFW permite una breve carga en la acera; para esperas más largas los conductores esperan en el lote de teléfonos celulares al sur de International Parkway). But "carga en la acera" might be ambiguous; maybe "carga de pasajeros". Also "lote de teléfonos celulares" could be "estacionamiento de teléfonos celulares". "Cel-phone lot" is a known concept: "lote de celulares". "al sur de International Parkway" as is. Third list item: Equipaje y artículos sobredimensionados. Los sedanes tienen espacio para 2 maletas facturadas estándar por pasajero sin problema. Palos de golf, bolsas de esquí, rifles de caza en estuches rígidos, amortiguadores de barco, scooters de movilidad, sillas de auto y cochecitos todos caben en nuestras SUV y vans de transporte — indícanos al momento de la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado. No intentes meter una bolsa de palos de 50 libras en el baúl de un sedán y descubrir el problema a las 3:45 AM en el lado del lago. Make sure to preserve HTML tags:
  • ... and tags. Also preserve — and keep line breaks as is. Should we keep the line breaks? Not needed; we can output as a single line. But preserve the tags. Now, confirm we didn't inadvertently modify any HTML tags. The tags are
  • and . Inside we need to preserve the capital letters? It's okay. We also need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Granbury, DFW, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Terminal B, Terminal A, SkyLink, International Parkway. Also "AA Eagle" should remain "AA Eagle". "DFW" remains. Check for any phone numbers or URLs: none. Make sure to keep ' removed. Actually, we could also keep ' if we wanted, but the phrase "Don't try to wedge a 50-pound club bag..." is English. In Spanish, we can translate "No intentes meter..." and we can remove the entity. It's not required to keep it. Check for any special characters that need to be escaped. In Spanish, we may need accent marks. That's fine. Now produce final HTML with translated content. Use natural Latin American Spanish. The translation should be idiomatic for travelers. Use "usted" or "tú"? Typically "usted" is formal, but for travelers informal may be okay. But we used "tu" (informal) which is natural in Latin American Spanish. Could also use "su". But it's okay. Let's produce final output:
  • Vuelos regionales AA Eagle en la Terminal B. Muchos viajeros de Granbury que se conectan a través de mercados más pequeños de Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas o Luisiana vuelan en aeronaves regionales AA Eagle desde la Terminal B. Dejarte en la Terminal B de salidas te sitúa a solo 60 segundos caminando de esas puertas — más rápido que un salto en SkyLink desde la Terminal A.
  • ¿Regresando a Granbury desde DFW? Monitoreamos tu número de vuelo en tiempo real y ajustamos automáticamente — sin cargo por retrasos. Después de aterrizar, envía un mensaje de texto a tu conductor desde la recogida de equipaje y te esperará en la acera del nivel superior de salidas (DFW permite una breve carga de pasajeros en la acera; para esperas más largas los conductores esperan en el lote de celulares al sur de International Parkway).
  • Equipaje y artículos sobredimensionados. Los sedanes tienen espacio para 2 maletas facturadas estándar por pasajero sin problema. Palos de golf, bolsas de esquí, rifles de caza en estuches rígidos, amortiguadores de barco, scooters de movilidad, sillas de auto y cochecitos todos caben en nuestras SUV y vans de transporte — indícanos al momento de la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado. No intentes meter una bolsa de palos de 50 libras en el baúl de un sedán y descubrir el problema a las 3:45 AM en el lado del lago.
  Make sure to keep — as is, and note that the original had — after "SkyLink hop". We have "más rápido que un salto en SkyLink desde la Terminal A." Might need an em dash after that phrase? The original has — after "SkyLink hop from Terminal A." Actually original: "... faster than a SkyLink hop from Terminal A." So the dash is after "Terminal A"? Actually the original has — after "SkyLink hop from Terminal A." So maybe we need to place — after "Terminal A". Let's check: Original: "Drop-off at The user wants to translate a snippet of HTML content from English to NATURAL native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the content while preserving HTML tags and structure. We have:
  • Heading to Love Field (DAL) instead? Southwest's main DFW-area base is Dallas Love Field, not DFW International. If your flight is on Southwest out of DAL, see our Granbury to Love Field shuttle page — same flat-rate, same vehicles, different airport.
  • Round-trip vs one-way. If you know your return flight before you leave, book both legs together using promo code ONLINE — the 10% round-trip discount typically more than covers the airport tip on a Granbury→DFW run.

  Picking up riders from Weatherford, Cleburne, Burleson, Aledo or Azle on the same run? Our combined West to DFW airport shuttle page covers the full corridor.

  To book your Granbury to DFW Airport shuttle today, give us a call at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips and experience the comfort and reliability of Texas Shuttle firsthand.

  We must translate the text inside tags to natural Latin American Spanish (Latin American Spanish for travelers). Must preserve HTML tags, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (like Love Field, DAL, DFW, Southwest, etc.) Keep phone numbers unchanged, URLs unchanged. Need to translate text inside , title attribute (if it contains text), also paragraph text. Keep everything else same. We should produce the HTML with Spanish translations. Let's identify each piece:
  • Heading to Love Field (DAL) instead? Southwest's main DFW-area base is Dallas Love Field, not DFW International. If your flight is on Southwest out of DAL, see our Granbury to Love Field shuttle page — same flat-rate, same vehicles, different airport.
  Translate: "Heading to Love Field (DAL) instead?" could be "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en su lugar?" Or "¿Prefieres ir al Love Field (DAL)?" The phrase "Heading to Love Field (DAL) instead?" is a question. So: "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en su lugar?" Or "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en lugar de DFW?" We can use "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en lugar?" Let's think: In Spanish we can say "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL)?" as a question. "Heading to Love Field (DAL) instead?" is like "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en lugar?" Use "¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en lugar?" That sounds okay. Then "Southwest's main DFW-area base is Dallas Love Field, not DFW International." We can translate: "La base principal de Southwest en el área de DFW es el Dallas Love Field, no el DFW International." Keep airport names. "If your flight is on Southwest out of DAL, see our Granbury to Love Field shuttle page — same flat-rate, same vehicles, different airport." Translate: "Si tu vuelo es con Southwest desde DAL, consulta nuestra página de shuttle de Granbury a Love Field — la misma tarifa fija, los mismos vehículos, diferente aeropuerto." We need to preserve HTML and characters like — which we can keep as is. The apostrophe in Southwest's can be left as Southwest's (since it's a proper name). The HTML entity ' for apostrophe. Keep that. Next
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  • Round-trip vs one-way. If you know your return flight before you leave, book both legs together using promo code ONLINE — the 10% round-trip discount typically more than covers the airport tip on a Granbury→DFW run.
  Translate: "Round-trip vs one-way." Could be "Ida y vuelta vs solo ida." Or "Viaje de ida y vuelta vs solo ida." Use "Ida y vuelta vs solo ida." "If you know your return flight before you leave, book both legs together using promo code ONLINE — the 10% round-trip discount typically more than covers the airport tip on a Granbury→DFW run." Translate: "Si conoces tu vuelo de regreso antes de partir, reserva ambos tramos juntos usando el código promocional ONLINE — el descuento del 10% en viajes de ida y vuelta generalmente cubre la propina del aeropuerto en la ruta Granbury→DFW." We must preserve the arrow → in the HTML: → Keep. Now after the closing

  , we have:

  Picking up riders from Weatherford, Cleburne, Burleson, Aledo or Azle on the same run? Our combined West to DFW airport shuttle page covers the full corridor.

  Translate: "Picking up riders from Weatherford, Cleburne, Burleson, Aledo or Azle on the same run?" => "¿Recoges pasajeros de Weatherford, Cleburne, Burleson, Aledo o Azle en el mismo recorrido?" Or "¿Recogemos pasajeros de..." Could be "Recogiendo pasajeros de..." but original is a question. Let's translate as "¿Recoges pasajeros de Weatherford, Cleburne, Burleson, Aledo o Azle en el mismo recorrido?" Or "Recoges..." We'll choose a natural phrasing: "¿Recoges pasajeros de Weatherford, Cleburne, Burleson, Aledo o Azle en el mismo viaje?" Both okay. "Our combined West to DFW airport shuttle page covers the full corridor." => "Nuestra página combinada de shuttle de West a DFW cubre todo el corredor." Or "Nuestra página combinada de shuttle West a DFW cubre todo el corredor." Now final

  :

  To book your Granbury to DFW Airport shuttle today, give us a call at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips and experience the comfort and reliability of Texas Shuttle firsthand.

  Translate: "Para reservar tu shuttle de Granbury al aeropuerto DFW hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web. Usa el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta y experimenta la comodidad y confiabilidad de Texas Shuttle de primera mano." Alternatively: "Para reservar tu shuttle de Granbury al Aeropuerto DFW hoy, llámanos al..." Keep. We must preserve the HTML tags exactly, so we need to embed the translation within tags accordingly. Make sure to keep the comment tags: and . Keep them as is. One nuance: The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish. That is, not overly formal, but friendly for travelers. So we can use "tú" forms, informal. Good. We must ensure that HTML entities like ' remain as ' (the apostrophe). For Spanish, it's fine. We need to keep — and → as is. We need to keep attribute titles etc. Now produce the final HTML with translations. We'll format as original, preserving line breaks? Not required. Just output HTML. Thus final answer:

  ¿Vas al Love Field (DAL) en lugar? La base principal de Southwest en el área de DFW es Dallas Love Field, no el DFW International. Si tu vuelo es con Southwest desde DAL, consulta nuestra página de shuttle de Granbury a Love Field — la misma tarifa fija, los mismos vehículos, diferente aeropuerto.

  Ida y vuelta vs solo ida. Si conoces tu vuelo de regreso antes de partir, reserva ambos tramos juntos usando el código promocional ONLINE — el descuento del 10% en viajes de ida y vuelta generalmente cubre la propina del aeropuerto en la ruta Granbury→DFW.