The user wants translation 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. We need to translate the content, but preserve HTML tags and attributes. The text includes h2, p, a, etc. We need to produce the Spanish translation. Must be natural Latin American Spanish (like Mexican, Colombian, etc). We must translate "Killeen to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle Service" as something like "Servicio de transporte del aeropuerto de Fort Worth desde Killeen". Or "Servicio de Shuttle de Killeen al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Use appropriate phrasing. Need to keep city/airport names unchanged (Killeen, Fort Worth, DFW, etc). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged; no phone numbers here, but there are URLs. The URLs remain unchanged. The HTML attributes such as href, rel, title must stay same. We should ensure the translation is natural. Use "Servicio de shuttle desde Killeen al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Use "Reserva tu shuttle de Killeen a Fort Worth/DFW en 2 minutos". Use "puerta a puerta, sin escalas, 24/7". Use "Recogemos en cualquier dirección en Killeen, TX (ZIPs 76540–76549) y las puertas de Fort Hood, y te dejamos en la acera de tu terminal específica del Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) — o en el centro de Fort Worth, o en Fort Worth Meacham (KFTW) para aviación general. Las tarifas comienzan desde $299 todo incluido para el largo recorrido — sin precios dinámicos, sin tarifas por equipaje, sin recargos por pasajero." Also the heading "Distance, Drive Time, and the Killeen → Fort Worth Corridor". Translate to "Distancia, tiempo de manejo y el corredor Killeen → Fort Worth". Or "Distancia, tiempo de viaje y el corredor Killeen → Fort Worth". Or "Distancia, tiempo de manejo y el corredor Killeen → Fort Worth". Paragraph: "How far is Killeen from Fort Worth and DFW Airport, and how long does the drive take?" Translate: "¿A qué distancia está Killeen de Fort Worth y del aeropuerto DFW, y cuánto tiempo toma el recorrido?" Something like that. Then "Heading there from Georgetown? See our Georgetown to Fort Worth shuttle page for direct service." Translate: "¿Vienes desde Georgetown? Consulta nuestra página de shuttle de Georgetown a Fort Worth para servicio directo." All HTML tags should remain:

,

, etc. Keep everything exactly as is. We must also preserve the line breaks as in the source? Probably maintain the same line breaks. But we can format the HTML in a readable way. The output must be only the translated HTML. Make sure to keep city/airport names unchanged: Killeen, Fort Worth, DFW, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), Fort Hood, Fort Worth Meacham (KFTW), Georgetown. Keep codes unchanged: DFW, KFTW. Check if any other things need to stay unchanged: "ZIPs 76540–76549" should remain unchanged. The URL must remain unchanged. One nuance: The phrase "Killeen to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle Service" could be "Servicio de shuttle de Killeen al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Might be more natural: "Servicio de transporte de Killeen al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Keep "Shuttle" maybe, because it's used as a term in Spanish as well. But it's okay. Also "door-to-door, non-stop, 24/7" can be "de puerta a puerta, sin escalas, 24/7". Keep "24/7" as is. "pick up from any address in Killeen, TX (ZIPs 76540–76549) and the Fort Hood gates" can be "Recogemos en cualquier dirección en Killeen, TX (ZIPs 76540–76549) y las puertas de Fort Hood". That's fine. "drop you curbside at your specific Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) terminal — or downtown Fort Worth, or Fort Worth Meacham (KFTW) for general aviation." In Spanish: "te dejamos en la acera de tu terminal específica del Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) — o en el centro de Fort Worth, o en Fort Worth Meacham (KFTW) para aviación general." "Fares start from $299 all-in for the long-haul ride — no surge pricing, no per-bag fees, no per-passenger surcharges." Could be "Las tarifas comienzan desde $299 todo incluido para el largo recorrido — sin precios dinámicos, sin tarifas por equipaje, sin recargos por pasajero." We need to preserve the HTML tags exactly:

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... etc. Let's rewrite the content. We need to maintain the line breaks and whitespace exactly as original. The original had:

Killeen to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle Service

Book your Killeen to Fort Worth/DFW shuttle in 2 minutes — door-to-door, non-stop, 24/7. We pick up from any address in Killeen, TX (ZIPs 76540–76549) and the Fort Hood gates, and drop you curbside at your specific Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) terminal — or downtown Fort Worth, or Fort Worth Meacham (KFTW) for general aviation. Fares start from $299 all-in for the long-haul ride — no surge pricing, no per-bag fees, no per-passenger surcharges.

Distance, Drive Time, and the Killeen → Fort Worth Corridor

How far is Killeen from Fort Worth and DFW Airport, and how long does the drive take? Heading there from Georgetown? See our Georgetown to Fort Worth shuttle page for direct service.

We need to produce the Spanish translation while preserving the tags. We need to ensure the HTML entities like — and – are preserved as they are. Those are HTML escape for em dash and en dash. We should keep them unchanged, they will be displayed as dash. We must keep them. Now produce final output:

Servicio de shuttle de Killeen al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth

Reserva tu shuttle de Killeen a Fort Worth/DFW en 2 minutos — de puerta a puerta, sin escalas, 24/7. Recogemos en cualquier dirección en Killeen, TX (ZIPs 76540–76549) y las puertas de Fort Hood, y te dejamos en la acera de tu terminal específica del Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) — o en el centro de Fort Worth, o en Fort Worth Meacham (KFTW) para aviación general. Las tarifas comienzan from $299 todo incluido para el largo recorrido — sin precios dinámicos, sin tarifas por equipaje, sin recargos por pasajero.

Distancia, tiempo de manejo y el corredor Killeen → Fort Worth

¿A qué distancia está Killeen de Fort Worth y del aeropuerto DFW, y cuánto tiempo toma el recorrido? ¿Vienes desde Georgetown? Consulta nuestra página de shuttle de Georgetown a Fort Worth para servicio directo.

We must double-check if any placeholders like "from $299" should be translated? The phrase "from $299" is a price, we can keep as is or translate "desde $299". But we can also keep "from $299" as in original. The original text: "Fares start from $299 all-in". We could keep "from $299" unchanged or translate "desde $299". The request says "Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged". It didn't say about price. But it's not a phone number. We could keep it unchanged. However, we might want to translate "from $299" to "desde $299". The phrase "Fares start from $299" is generic. We could translate "Las tarifas comienzan desde $299". That is fine. The price "$299" is unchanged, only "from" becomes "desde". The HTML tags are fine. Let's check the translation for natural Latin American Spanish. First heading: "Servicio de shuttle de K The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML 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." We have a snippet of HTML. It contains text in English describing location and routes. We must translate the text into natural Latin American Spanish. The translation should be natural, for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Thus we need to produce an HTML snippet with the same tags and structure, but the text content should be in Spanish. We must preserve line breaks and formatting. The HTML includes

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    ,
  • with content. All tags like are kept. The text includes references to I-14, I-35, I-35W, SH-114, SH-121, SH-183, US-190, etc. The location names (Killeen, Bell County, Texas, Fort Worth, DFW Airport, Meacham, KFTW, etc.) should remain unchanged. Also city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we will not translate those names. We must translate the description and any explanatory content. For example: "Killeen sits in Bell County, Texas, roughly 130 road miles south of downtown Fort Worth and about 170 road miles southwest of DFW Airport via the standard I-14 / I-35 routing. Door-to-curbside drive time is typically 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours 30 minutes depending on time of day, your pickup ZIP, and your destination (downtown Fort Worth, Meacham, or DFW terminal). The three routings we run from Killeen:" We need to translate that into natural Latin American Spanish. Potential translation: "Killeen se encuentra en el condado de Bell, Texas, a aproximadamente 130 millas por carretera al sur del centro de Fort Worth y unas 170 millas por carretera al suroeste del aeropuerto DFW a través de la ruta estándar I-14 / I-35. El tiempo de viaje desde la puerta hasta la acera suele ser de 2 horas 30 minutos a 3 horas 30 minutos, dependiendo de la hora del día, el código postal de recogida y el destino (centro de Fort Worth, Meacham o terminal del DFW). Las tres rutas que operamos desde Killeen:" Now, list items: First bullet: "I-14 east to I-35 north to I-35W (through downtown Fort Worth) — the default fastest path for Fort Worth city center and Meacham (KFTW) drop-offs. Direct shot up the I-35 corridor through Belton, Temple, Waco, Hillsboro, Alvarado, and Burleson before reaching the Fort Worth Mixmaster." Translation: "I-14 este a I-35 norte a I-35W (a través del centro de Fort Worth) — la ruta más rápida por defecto para el centro de Fort Worth y los descenso en Meacham (KFTW). Trayecto directo por el corredor I-35 a través de Belton, Temple, Waco, Hillsboro, Alvarado y Burleson antes de llegar al Mixmaster de Fort Worth." Second bullet: "I-14 east to I-35 north to SH-114 east at Fort Worth to International Parkway — the routing for DFW Airport terminals. We exit I-35W at the SH-121 / SH-114 split north of downtown Fort Worth and run east into the DFW north entry. Adds about 10–15 minutes vs. a downtown Fort Worth drop." Translation: "I-14 este a I-35 norte a SH-114 este en Fort Worth hacia International Parkway — la ruta para las terminales del aeropuerto DFW. Salimos de I-35W en la bifurcación SH-121 / SH-114 al norte del centro de Fort Worth y continuamos hacia el este hacia la entrada norte del DFW. Agrega unos 10–15 minutos en comparación con un descenso en el centro de Fort Worth." Third bullet: "US-190 (I-14) east to I-35 north to SH-183 east (Airport Freeway) to International Parkway — the alternate DFW routing used when SH-114 / SH-121 is congested through Grapevine. Picks up the Airport Freeway through Bedford and Euless and runs to DFW's south entry." Translation: "US-190 (I-14) este a I-35 norte a SH-183 este (Airport Freeway) hacia International Parkway — la ruta alternativa al DFW que se utiliza cuando la SH-114 / SH-121 está congestionada a través de Grapevine. Toma la Airport Freeway a través de Bedford y Euless y llega a la entrada sur del DFW." We must maintain the HTML tags exactly as original:

    ,

      ,
    • , , — etc. The translation must preserve the tags. Ensure that the HTML is exactly as original but with Spanish text. Also ensure we keep the numbers unchanged. Thus final HTML snippet:

      Killeen se encuentra en el condado de Bell, Texas, a aproximadamente 130 road miles south of downtown Fort Worth y unas 170 road miles southwest of DFW Airport a través de la ruta estándar I-14 / I-35. El tiempo de viaje desde la puerta hasta la acera suele ser de 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours 30 minutes, dependiendo de la hora del día, el código postal de recogida y el destino (centro de Fort Worth, Meacham o terminal del DFW). Las tres rutas que operamos desde Killeen:

      • I-14 east to I-35 north to I-35W (through downtown Fort Worth) — la ruta más rápida por defecto para el centro de Fort Worth y los descente en Meacham (KFTW). Trayecto directo por el corredor I-35 a través de Belton, Temple, Waco, Hillsboro, Alvarado y Burleson antes de llegar al Mixmaster de Fort Worth.
      • I-14 east to I-35 north to SH-114 east at Fort Worth to International Parkway — la ruta para las terminales del aeropuerto DFW. Salimos de I-35W en la bifurcación SH-121 / SH-114 al norte del centro de Fort Worth y continuamos hacia el este hacia la entrada norte del DFW. Agrega unos 10–15 minutos en comparación con un descenso en el centro de Fort Worth.
      • US-190 (I-14) east to I-35 north to SH-183 east (Airport Freeway) to International Parkway — la ruta alternativa al DFW que se utiliza cuando la SH-114 / SH-121 está congestionada a través de Grapevine. Toma la Airport Freeway a través de Bedford y Euless y llega a la entrada sur del DFW.
      But I need to keep the English city/airport names unchanged. Actually "Killeen" remains unchanged (it is a name). "Bell County, Texas" could be translated? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "Bell County" is a county name; it's a place name. Probably should remain unchanged. So we keep "Bell County". "Fort Worth" stays unchanged. "DFW Airport" might be "DFW Airport" unchanged. "Meacham (KFTW)" unchanged. "International Parkway" unchanged. "Airport Freeway" is a name for SH-183; could keep it as is. "US-190 (I-14)", "I-14", "I-35", "I-35W", "SH-114", "SH-121", "SH-183" unchanged. So my translation must keep those names unchanged. Thus my translation should keep the English location names unchanged. The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish for the descriptive text, but keep proper nouns unchanged. Thus the paragraph's English references to distances like "130 road miles south of downtown Fort Worth" could be left unchanged? The instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. That includes "downtown Fort Worth", "DFW Airport". The phrase "road miles" is not a city name. It can be translated. The phrase "road miles" could be "millas por carretera". So keep "downtown Fort Worth" unchanged, but "130 road miles south of downtown Fort Worth" could be "130 millas por carretera al sur del centro de Fort Worth". "130 road miles" translates to "130 millas por carretera". So we can translate that phrase. But "downtown Fort Worth" stays as "centro de Fort Worth". That's okay. Also the phrase "2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours 30 minutes" can be translated as "2 horas 30 minutos a 3 horas 30 minutos". That is natural. Now we must ensure the translation respects the Spanish used in Latin America: not overly formal, perhaps using "usted" or The user wants to translate an HTML page 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. We need to translate the text inside the HTML. Keep all tags and attributes unchanged. We have the paragraph and heading and list items. We must produce natural Spanish, Latin American (so likely neutral Spanish, maybe from Mexico, but Latin American includes many dialects. We need to keep it natural, not overly formal, but understandable. The text includes specific terms: "Our drivers run all three routings daily and pick the one that fits your pickup address, your destination (downtown Fort Worth vs. DFW), and current traffic. We monitor real-time DFW arrivals and the southbound I-35 commute through Waco, both of which can add 20–40 minutes during peak. For the I-35 corridor specifically, the worst congestion windows are the I-35 / I-35E / I-35W split at Hillsboro (5–7 p.m. weekdays) and the Fort Worth Mixmaster (6–9 a.m. and 4–7 p.m. weekdays)." We need to translate that to Spanish. We also have heading "Pickup Zones in Killeen, Fort Hood, and Bell County". Keep city names unchanged (Killeen, Fort Hood, Bell County). Maybe we can translate "Pickup Zones" as "Zonas de recogida". But "Killeen" remains unchanged, "Fort Hood" remains unchanged (but can be "Fuerte Hood"? But keep unchanged). "Bell County" unchanged. Then the paragraph: "Where in Killeen do you pick up — on-post at Fort Hood, a residential address, or a hotel?" Possibly translate: "¿Dónde en Killeen te recogemos — en la base de Fort Hood, una dirección residencial o un hotel?" Keep the dash. Then "Everywhere — we are a true door-to-door service. There is no central meet point and no need to drive to a park-and-ride lot. Common Killeen pickup areas:" -> "En todas partes — somos un verdadero servicio puerta a puerta. No hay un punto de encuentro central ni necesidad de conducir a un estacionamiento de intercambio. Áreas comunes de recogida en Killeen:" Then the list items: we need to translate the content, but keep the strong tags, zip codes unchanged, names of roads etc. But the names of roads like "East Avenue D", "Veterans Memorial Boulevard", "US-190 / I-14", etc. Those might be left unchanged. But "the historic district along East Avenue D" can be "el distrito histórico a lo largo de la East Avenue D". But we could also translate "historic district" as "distrito histórico". But the location names might remain unchanged. We must ensure that HTML tags remain unchanged:

      ,

      ,
        ,
      • , ,
        , —, – etc. But the special characters like — should be kept as HTML entity — or could be kept as the literal dash? The user says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. The text uses — and – and   in HTML. They want to keep those unchanged. So we must preserve those. Thus translation should preserve the HTML entities as is. Now we need to produce the translated HTML. Let's translate step by step. Original:

        Our drivers run all three routings daily and pick the one that fits your pickup address, your destination (downtown Fort Worth vs. DFW), and current traffic. We monitor real-time DFW arrivals and the southbound I-35 commute through Waco, both of which can add 20–40 minutes during peak. For the I-35 corridor specifically, the worst congestion windows are the I-35 / I-35E / I-35W split at Hillsboro (5–7 p.m. weekdays) and the Fort Worth Mixmaster (6–9 a.m. and 4–7 p.m. weekdays).

        Translate: "Nuestros conductores realizan las tres rutas diariamente y eligen la que mejor se ajusta a tu dirección de recogida, tu destino (centro de Fort Worth vs. DFW) y el tráfico actual. Monitoreamos las llegadas en tiempo real al DFW y el recorrido hacia el sur por la I-35 a través de Waco, ambos pueden agregar entre 20 y 40 minutos en horas pico. Para el corredor de la I-35 específicamente, los peores momentos de congestión son la bifurcación I-35 / I-35E / I-35W en Hillsboro (5–7 p.m. días laborables) y el Fort Worth Mixmaster (6–9 a.m. y 4–7 p.m. días laborables)." We must preserve the HTML entities: – and   and — etc. Also preserve spacing. But check the original: "5–7 p.m. weekdays". In Spanish, "5–7 p.m. días laborables". Use same entities. Now heading:

        Pickup Zones in Killeen, Fort Hood, and Bell County

        Translate: "

        Zonas de recogida en Killeen, Fort Hood y Bell County

        " That keeps names unchanged. Now the paragraph:

        Where in Killeen do you pick up — on-post at Fort Hood, a residential address, or a hotel?

        Translate: "

        ¿Dónde en Killeen te recogemos — en la base de Fort Hood, una dirección residencial o un hotel?

        " Now the next paragraph:

        Everywhere — we are a true door-to-door service. There is no central meet point and no need to drive to a park-and-ride lot. Common Killeen pickup areas:

        Translate: "

        En todas partes — somos un verdadero servicio puerta a puerta. No hay un punto de encuentro central ni necesidad de conducir a un estacionamiento de intercambio. Áreas comunes de recogida en Killeen:

        " Now the list items. We have:
        • Central Killeen (ZIPs 76541, 76543) — downtown, the historic district along East Avenue D, Veterans Memorial Boulevard, and the residential streets surrounding the city center.
        • South Killeen / Stagecoach Road (76542, 76549) — the residential corridors south of US-190 / I-14, including Cool Creek, the Bunny Trail subdivisions, and the Trimmier Road area.
        • West Killeen / Stan Schlueter Loop (76549, 76542) — western neighborhoods toward Harker Heights, including the Goodnight Ranch and Cantabrian Heights areas.
        We need to translate each bullet content, but keep the ZIPs unchanged and keep the strong tags and the dash —. We also need to preserve the formatting (line breaks). Keep HTML tags. First bullet: Central Killeen (ZIPs 76541, 76543) — downtown, the historic district along East Avenue D, Veterans Memorial Boulevard, and the residential streets surrounding the city center. Translate: "Killeen Central (ZIPs 76541, 76543) — el centro, el distrito histórico a lo largo de East Avenue D, Veterans Memorial Boulevard y las calles residenciales que rodean el centro de la ciudad." But we need to decide whether to keep "Central Killeen" as "Killeen Central"? The original is "Central Killeen". In Spanish, one could keep it as "Killeen Central" for clarity. But the phrase is just a label. It's okay. Now second bullet: South Killeen / Stagecoach Road (76542, 76549) — the residential corridors south of US-190 / I-14, including Cool Creek, the Bunny Trail subdivisions, and the Trimmier Road area. Translate: "Sur de Killeen / Stagecoach Road (76542, 76549) — los corredores residenciales al sur de US-190 / I-14, incluyendo Cool Creek, las subdivisiones de Bunny Trail y el área de Trimmier Road." We could translate "including" as "incluyendo". Keep "Cool Creek" unchanged (could translate "Cool Creek" as "Arroyo Cool"? but leave unchanged is okay). "Bunny Trail subdivisions" maybe translate as "subdivisiones de Bunny Trail". "Trimmier Road area" maybe "el área de Trimmier Road". Keep these names unchanged. Third bullet: West Killeen / Stan Schlueter Loop (76549, 76542) — western neighborhoods toward Harker Heights, including the Goodnight Ranch and Cantabrian Heights areas. Translate: "Oeste de Killeen / Stan Schlueter Loop (76549, 76542) — barrios del oeste hacia Harker Heights, incluyendo las áreas de Goodnight Ranch y Cantabrian Heights." But "including the The user wants translation of this HTML 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. We need to translate the textual parts while preserving HTML tags, names, codes. So we need to output the same list items (li), headings (h3), paragraphs (p) but with Spanish translations appropriate for Latin American travelers, i.e., natural and colloquial. Also must preserve the HTML tags, i.e.,
      • ,

        ,

        . So output the HTML block with translated content. We must ensure to maintain the special characters like — etc. Also preserve the codes like GRK, I-14, DFW, etc. Also preserve phone numbers if any, but there is none here. Also preserve city names, airport names unchanged. But we need to translate the rest of the English text. The given HTML snippet is:
      • Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos gates — we pick up at the Main Gate (Hood Street), East Gate, and Marvin Leath Visitor Center for on-post passengers with proper installation access; for soldiers without a pass for the driver, we meet curbside just outside the gate by arrangement.
      • Harker Heights, Nolanville, and Belton — the I-14 corridor east of Killeen. These pickups add 5–20 minutes vs. central Killeen and are routed straight onto I-14 east toward I-35.
      • Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK) — if you're connecting from a regional flight into GRK and need ground transport to Fort Worth or DFW (e.g. for an international connection not available out of GRK), we meet at the GRK terminal curb.
      • Killeen hotels — Courtyard by Marriott, Holiday Inn Express on Trimmier Road, La Quinta, Hampton Inn near the Killeen Civic and Conference Center, and the smaller hotels along US-190 frontage. We frequently serve military families, contractors, and Fort Hood visitors staying here.

      Tell us your exact street address (or gate) when you book and the driver will meet you at the curb at your scheduled pickup time.

      Fort Worth and DFW Destination Routing

      "Fort Worth Airport" can mean different things depending on what you're flying. We drop at all three:

      We need to produce Spanish translation for each piece. Also note: There's a closing
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  • items. We must preserve that. So final output should be:
      (maybe not included, but it's part of original snippet: it appears we have a
        preceding the
      • elements? The snippet shows
      • items directly without
          tag. It says "
        • Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos gates ...". Probably there is a
            preceding it, but they omitted it. But we must keep tags exactly as-is, so if we output only the snippet, we need to keep as is: just the
          • items and then the closing
          after the last
        • . The snippet includes
        after the list items, so we need to preserve that. Also note: There is a

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      . The snippet includes "

      Tell us your exact street address...". So we must include that

      with Spanish translation. Then

      Fort Worth and DFW Destination Routing

      . We'll translate "Fort Worth and DFW Destination Routing" to Spanish. But maintain names unchanged. So maybe "Ruta de destino en Fort Worth y DFW". That's natural. Then

      "Fort Worth Airport" can mean different things depending on what you're flying. We drop at all three:

      -> translate to Spanish. Also ensure HTML tags are unchanged: ... , — remains same, – remains same. We need to ensure the translation is natural for Latin American travelers, but not overly formal. Now translate each piece: First
    • : "Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos gates" – we pick up at the Main Gate (Hood Street), East Gate, and Marvin Leath Visitor Center for on-post passengers with proper installation access; for soldiers without a pass for the driver, we meet curbside just outside the gate by arrangement. We need to translate "we pick up", "for on-post passengers", "proper installation access", "soldiers without a pass for the driver", "we meet curbside just outside the gate by arrangement". Use natural Spanish: "recogemos en", "para pasajeros que están en la instalación con acceso adecuado", "para soldados sin pase para el conductor, nos encontramos junto a la acera justo afuera de la puerta, previa coordinación." So maybe:
    • Puertas de Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos — recogida en la puerta principal (Hood Street), la puerta este y el Centro de Visitantes Marvin Leath para pasajeros que se encuentran dentro de la instalación con acceso adecuado; para soldados que no cuenten con pase para el conductor, nos encontramos junto a la acera justo afuera de la puerta, previa coordinación.
    • Check: "Puertas de Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos" is natural. Or "Portones"? Could be "Puertas". Usually "gates" in airport context is "puertas". So okay. Second
    • : "Harker Heights, Nolanville, and Belton" — the I-14 corridor east of Killeen. These pickups add 5–20 minutes vs. central Killeen and are routed straight onto I-14 east toward I-35. Translate: "El corredor I-14 al este de Killeen". "Estas recogidas agregan entre 5 y 20 minutos comparadas con el centro de Killeen y se dirigen directamente hacia el I-14 este hacia la I-35." Make sure to preserve "I-14", "I-35". Use en-dash and em-dash etc. So:
    • Harker Heights, Nolanville y Belton — el corredor I-14 al este de Killeen. Estas recogidas agregan entre 5–20 minutos respecto al centro de Killeen y se dirigen directamente hacia el I-14 este hacia la I-35.
    • Third
    • : "Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK)" — if you're connecting from a regional flight into GRK and need ground transport to Fort Worth or DFW (e.g. for an international connection not available out of GRK), we meet at the GRK terminal curb. Translate: "si estás conectando desde un vuelo regional a GRK y necesitas transporte terrestre a Fort Worth o DFW (por ejemplo, para una conexión internacional que no está disponible desde GRK), nos encontramos en la acera de la terminal de GRK." Thus:
    • Aeropuerto Regional de Killeen-Fort Hood (GRK) — si estás conectando desde un vuelo regional a GRK y necesitas transporte terrestre a Fort Worth o DFW (p. ej., para una conexión internacional que no está disponible desde GRK), nos encontramos en la acera de la terminal de GRK.
    • Fourth
    • : "Killeen hotels" — Courtyard by Marriott, Holiday Inn Express on Trimmier Road, La Quinta, Hampton Inn near the Killeen Civic and Conference Center, and the smaller hotels along US-190 frontage. We frequently serve military families, contractors, and Fort Hood visitors staying here. Translate: "Hoteles de Killeen" — list of hotels unchanged but maybe translation: "Courtyard by Marriott, Holiday Inn Express en Trimmier Road, La Quinta, Hampton Inn cerca del Centro Civic y de Convenciones de Killeen, y los hoteles más pequeños a lo largo de la franja de la US‑190. Sirve frecuentemente a familias militares, contratistas y visitantes de Fort Hood que se hospedan aquí." Make sure to keep hotel names unchanged: Courtyard by Marriott, Holiday Inn Express, La Quinta, Hampton Inn. Also keep US-190. Thus:
    • Hoteles de Killeen — Courtyard by Marriott, Holiday Inn Express en Trimmier Road, La Quinta, Hampton Inn cerca del Centro Civic y de Convenciones de Killeen, y los hoteles más pequeños a lo largo de la franja de la US‑190. Damos servicio con frecuencia a familias militares, contratistas y visitantes de Fort Hood que se hospedan aquí.
    • Now close
    after list. Then paragraph: "Tell us your exact street address (or gate) when you book and the driver will meet you at the curb at your scheduled pickup time." Translate: "Indícanos tu dirección exacta (o la puerta) al hacer la reserva y el conductor te esperará en la acera a la hora programada de recogida." Thus:

    Indícanos tu dirección exacta (o la puerta) al hacer la reserva y el conductor te esperará en la acera a la hora programada de recogida.

    Now heading: "Fort Worth and DFW Destination Routing". Translate: "Ruta de destino en Fort Worth y DFW". So:

    ,
  • , ,

    ,

    . We need to translate the text. The text is fairly technical. We must produce natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. That means not overly formal Spanish, but natural, with common expressions. We need to ensure the translation is accurate, but also adapted to Latin American Spanish. For instance, "the commercial passenger airport" could be "el aeropuerto comercial de pasajeros". Use "aeropuerto" obviously. "road miles" might be "millas por carretera". "5 active terminals (A, B, C, D, E)." "5 terminales activas". "Tell us your flight number when you book and we route to the correct terminal automatically." Could be "Indícanos tu número de vuelo al reservar y te llevaremos automáticamente a la terminal correcta." Or "Dinos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y nosotros te dirigiremos automáticamente a la terminal correcta." Use "nosotros" maybe. "Fort Worth Meacham International Airport (KFTW)" - keep name unchanged. "general aviation only, no commercial passenger service." Could be "solo aviación general, sin servicio comercial de pasajeros." "For private jet / charter passengers we drop at the FBO of record (American Aero, Texas Jet, or Atlantic Aviation)." Could be "Para pasajeros de jet privado o charter, los dejamos en el FBO correspondiente (American Aero, Texas Jet o Atlantic Aviation)." "drop" is "dejar" meaning drop off. "Fort Worth Alliance Airport (KAFW)" - keep unchanged. "cargo and general aviation; also no commercial passenger service." Could be "carga y aviación general; tampoco tiene servicio comercial de pasajeros." "We drop at the FBO if you're connecting via Alliance." Could be "Los dejamos en el FBO si te conectas a través de Alliance." "For DFW specifically, the 5-terminal map:" Could be "Para DFW específicamente, el mapa de las 5 terminales:" Then list each terminal with description. "Terminal A (American Airlines domestic)" -> "Terminal A (vuelos domésticos de American Airlines)". Could also be "vuelos nacionales". Use "vuelos nacionales" (common). "Terminal B (American Eagle regional and select American domestic)" -> "Terminal B (regional American Eagle y algunos vuelos domésticos de American)". "Terminal C (American Airlines additional domestic)" -> "Terminal C (vuelos domésticos adicionales de American Airlines)". "Terminal D (international: American, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar, JAL, Korean, Aeromexico, and most foreign carriers)" -> "Terminal D (internacional: American, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar, JAL, Korean, Aeromexico y la mayoría de líneas aéreas extranjeras)". "Terminal E (non-American carriers: Delta, United, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, JetBlue, Alaska, Sun Country)" -> "Terminal E (líneas aéreas no estadounidenses: Delta, United, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, JetBlue, Alaska, Sun Country)." Then heading: "Travel Tips for Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW". Translate to "Consejos de viaje de Killeen a Fort Worth / DFW". Keep arrow as HTML entity → maybe we need to preserve the entity as is. The heading:

    Travel Tips for Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW

    . Should become "Consejos de viaje para Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW". In Spanish we might use "para" or "de". The original phrase "Travel Tips for Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW" suggests "Consejos de viaje de Killeen a Fort Worth/DFW". But preserve arrow entity. Use "Consejos de viaje de Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW". That is natural. Now we must keep all tags exactly as is, preserve attribute order, preserve whitespace. The HTML includes
      and
    • with tags for the names. The translation should be inside these tags. Thus output:
      • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — el aeropuerto comercial de pasajeros, a 170 millas por carretera de Killeen, con 5 terminales activas (A, B, C, D, E). Indícanos tu número de vuelo al reservar y te llevaremos automáticamente a la terminal correcta.
      • Fort Worth Meacham International Airport (KFTW) — solo aviación general, sin servicio comercial de pasajeros. Para pasajeros de jet privado o charter, los dejamos en el FBO correspondiente (American Aero, Texas Jet o Atlantic Aviation).
      • Fort Worth Alliance Airport (KAFW) — carga y aviación general; tampoco tiene servicio comercial de pasajeros. Los dejamos en el FBO si te conectas a través de Alliance.

      Para DFW específicamente, el mapa de las 5 terminales: Terminal A (vuelos domésticos de American Airlines), Terminal B (regional American Eagle y algunos vuelos domésticos de American), Terminal C (vuelos domésticos adicionales de American Airlines), Terminal D (internacional: American, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar, JAL, Korean, Aeromexico y la mayoría de líneas aéreas extranjeras), Terminal E (líneas aéreas no estadounidenses: Delta, United, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, JetBlue, Alaska, Sun Country).

      Consejos de viaje de Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW

      But we must be careful about preserving the line breaks and spaces exactly as original. The original HTML had no line breaks except after each
    • . It had a
        then
      • ...
      • ...
      • ...
      and then a

      then

      . We need to output exactly the same structure, preserving whitespace. The original had no indentation. So we should output similarly:
      • ...
      • ... etc. But we can maintain line breaks for readability? The instruction says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." Does that also refer to whitespace? Usually they want the HTML unchanged except for translation. So we should preserve the whitespace in the original. The original HTML had a newline after each and after

        . Let's check the original snippet:

        • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — the commercial passenger airport, 170 road miles from Killeen, 5 active terminals (A, B, C, D, E). Tell us your flight number when you book and we route to the correct terminal automatically.
        • Fort Worth Meacham International Airport (KFTW) — general aviation only, no commercial passenger service. For private jet / charter passengers we drop at the FBO of record (American Aero, Texas Jet, or Atlantic Aviation).
        • Fort Worth Alliance Airport (KAFW) — cargo and general aviation; also no commercial passenger service. We drop at the FBO if you're connecting via Alliance.

        For DFW specifically, the 5-terminal map: Terminal A (American Airlines domestic), Terminal B (American Eagle regional and select American domestic), Terminal C (American Airlines additional domestic), Terminal D (international: American, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar, JAL, Korean, Aeromexico, and most foreign carriers), Terminal E (non-American carriers: Delta, United, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, JetBlue, Alaska, Sun Country).

        Travel Tips for Killeen → Fort Worth / DFW

        So we have
          newline, then
        • ...
        • ...
        • ...
        • newline? Actually original shows each
        • on its own line, but no whitespace between closing
        • and next
        • . They are concatenated. So we should keep that style. We'll output exactly that style. We need to preserve the HTML entities like — and →. Keep them as is. Thus final answer is the HTML with translations. Now ensure translations are natural Latin American Spanish. Use "Indícanos" (Latin American Spanish, not "Indícanos" in Spain maybe "Indícanos"? That's fine). "nosotros te llevaremos" perhaps unnatural; we can use "te llevaremos" (you) is okay. Use "Indícanos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y te llevaremos automáticamente a la terminal correcta." That's natural. For second bullet: "solo aviación general, sin servicio comercial de pasajeros." That's fine. Use "Para pasajeros de jet privado o charter, The user wants translation of a snippet of HTML content from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They say: 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. We have an unordered list
            with
          • items containing text. The content references DFW (Dallas/Fort Worth), Killeen, Terminal D, I-35, Waco, Fort Hood, Fort Cavazos, GRK, AT&T Stadium, Texas Motor Speedway, American Airlines Center. Those should stay as is. The phone numbers and URLs unchanged. There's none in the snippet. Thus, we need to translate the English text to Spanish (Latin American). Use natural, native Spanish for travelers, not overly formal. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep the list structure, the tags. Must preserve line breaks and spaces? The HTML is all in one line. But we can produce similar formatting: maybe keep line breaks or not. The instruction: 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. Thus we need to translate each
          • content, preserving tags, any HTML entities like – (–) and — (—), → etc. We need to translate text but preserve HTML tags and attributes. So for each
          • we replace English content with Spanish translation, using appropriate punctuation. Keep the HTML entities. Use natural Spanish phrasing, e.g., "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6 y las 9 a. m., necesitas salir de Killeen temprano...". Use proper Spanish punctuation: use dash, colon, etc. Now, we must translate the content. List items: 1. For 6–9 a.m. DFW departures, you need to leave Killeen early — this is a 2.5–3.5 hour drive plus check-in time. We typically schedule the pickup 5–5.5 hours before a domestic departure and 6 hours before international, with the I-35 / Waco congestion buffer built in. You do not need to ask for the buffer; we set it automatically. 2. For Terminal D international departures, plan a 6-hour total margin from Killeen so you have margin at international security, immigration outbound, and the long DFW Terminal D walk from curb to gate. 3. Military travel and Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos PCS moves — we routinely handle PCS-related airport runs, leave/block-leave flights, and family transport to and from DFW for soldiers and their dependents. Provide the gate name or installation access info in booking comments. 4. Killeen-Fort Hood Regional (GRK) connections — for routes GRK doesn't fly (or for cheaper international itineraries out of DFW), it is often faster and cheaper to drive Killeen → DFW with us than to do GRK → DFW with a 3-hour layover. We do this run several times a week. 5. Major events — Cowboys home games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas Motor Speedway races (April, October, November), and large concerts at American Airlines Center back up I-35W and SH-114 heavily; book early for those weekends. Now translate each. 1. "For 6–9 a.m. DFW departures, you need to leave Killeen early — this is a 2.5–3.5 hour drive plus check-in time. We typically schedule the pickup 5–5.5 hours before a domestic departure and 6 hours before international, with the I-35 / Waco congestion buffer built in. You do not need to ask for the buffer; we set it automatically." Spanish: "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6 y las 9 a. m., necesitas salir de Killeen temprano — esto representa un trayecto de 2,5 a 3,5 horas más el tiempo de facturación. Por lo general, programamos la recogida entre 5 y 5,5 horas antes de un vuelo doméstico y 6 horas antes de uno internacional, incluyendo el margen de congestión en I-35 / Waco. No es necesario que pidas el margen; lo configuramos automáticamente." We need to preserve HTML entities – (–) and — (—). So we can keep – and —. Use same HTML. The text: "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6–9 a.m. DFW departures"? Actually we have For 6–9 a.m. DFW departures. So we need to translate the part after but keep the HTML tags around "For 6–9 a.m. DFW departures"? Actually For 6–9 a.m. DFW departures. The tag includes the English phrase. The instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The phrase "For 6–9 a.m. DFW departures" includes DFW, but we need to translate the whole phrase into Spanish while preserving "DFW". So the content should be "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6–9 a. m." But we also need to keep the phrase "DFW". So "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6–9 a. m." This is natural. But maybe we want "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6 y las 9 a. m." However, keep the same HTML entity – for the dash: "6–9". We might want to keep   for non-breaking space before a.m. Use same entity  . Thus the translation: Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6–9 a.m., necesitas salir de Killeen temprano — esto representa un trayecto de 2,5–3,5 horas más el tiempo de facturación. Por lo general, programamos la recogida entre 5–5,5 horas antes de un vuelo doméstico y 6 horas antes de uno internacional, con el margen de congestión en I-35 / Waco incluido. No necesitas pedir el margen; lo configuramos automáticamente. Check HTML: We used — for dash. Use same as original. Use – for dash ranges. Keep spaces. Should keep   before a.m. In original they have  a.m. Actually they have "6–9 a.m." We can preserve same. So the will be "Para las salidas de DFW entre las 6–9 a.m." Or "entre las 6–9 a.m." That is fine. But note: "6–9 a.m." The a.m. includes dot, maybe we keep as is "a.m." No need to change. Should we use "a. m."? The original "a.m." uses lower case letters with periods. In Spanish, we could write "a. m." but we can keep "a.m." for consistency with original. It's okay. Now second
          • . For Terminal D international departures, plan a 6-hour total margin from Killeen so you have margin at international security, immigration outbound, and the long DFW Terminal D walk from curb to gate. Translate: "Para las salidas internacionales desde la Terminal D, planifica un margen total de 6 horas desde Killeen para tener margen en la seguridad internacional, la inmigración de salida y la larga caminata de la Terminal D de DFW desde la acera hasta la puerta." But preserve tags and keep DFW, Terminal D unchanged. The phrase "Terminal D" appears in both strong and in the text; keep unchanged. Thus: Para las salidas internacionales desde la Terminal D, planifica un margen total de 6 horas desde Killeen para contar con tiempo en la seguridad internacional, la inmigración de salida y la larga caminata de la Terminal D de DFW desde la acera hasta la puerta. We might keep "DFW" as is. Third
          • . Military travel and Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos PCS moves — we routinely handle PCS-related airport runs, leave/block-leave flights, and family transport to and from DFW for soldiers and their dependents. Provide the gate name or installation access info in booking comments. Translate: "Viajes militares y mudanzas PCS de Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos — Manejamos de manera rutinaria traslados al aeropuerto relacionados con PCS, vuelos de permiso/permiso bloqueado y transporte familiar hacia y desde DFW para soldados y sus dependientes. Indica el nombre de la puerta o la información de acceso a la instalación en los comentarios de la reserva." But preserve Fort Hood, Fort Cavazos, DFW unchanged. Thus: Viajes militares y mudanzas PCS de Fort Hood / Fort Cavazos — Manejamos de forma habitual los traslados al aeropuerto relacionados con PCS, vuelos de permiso o permiso bloqueado y el transporte familiar hacia y desde DFW para soldados y sus dependientes. Proporciona el nombre de la puerta o la información de acceso a
          • Retrasos de vuelos — si tu vuelo de llegada a DFW se retrasa o es redirigido, tu recogida se ajusta automáticamente. No necesitas llamar. Envía un mensaje de texto o llama al número del despachador en tu confirmación cuando tengas tu equipaje y te esperamos en la acera.
          • Clima invernal — el corredor I-35 a través de Waco y Hillsboro a veces experimenta eventos de hielo de diciembre a febrero. Preposicionamos conductores en Killeen la noche anterior para salidas tempranas durante los avisos de invierno, para que un evento de hielo no te deje varado.

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Your Texas Shuttle picks you up where it says Prearranged at DFW or Ground Transportation at Love Field. If you are in a wheelchair, do not allow your attendant to leave you anywhere except Prearranged at DFW. The signs are easy to see, and they are always at the curb.
Security won't allow drivers to wait or walk more than 15 feet away from their vehicle, so good communication is essential. Turn on your cell phone and take it off airplane mode and silent, so your driver can call or text you. If you don't recognize the number, it's probably your driver.


DFW - Prearranged Limo is located at the lower level of each terminal. Please choose the closest one to your gate and let your driver know when they call or text you.

  • Terminal A - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door A15 and A29. 
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  • Terminal D - Level 0 - Prearranged Limo is Downstairs near Door D22.
  • Terminal E - Level 0 - Prearranged Limo is Downstairs near Door E35.

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