Saginaw Airport Shuttle

Shuttle de Saginaw a Dallas Love Field (DAL): Ruta, Horarios y Qué Esperar

Reserva tu shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field en 2 minutos — puerta a puerta, sin escalas, 24/7. Te recogemos en cualquier dirección en Saginaw, TX (CP 76131 y 76179) y te dejamos en la acera del aeropuerto en Dallas Love Field (DAL). Las tarifas típicas para sedan de 1–2 pasajeros van de $79–$135 todo incluido basadas en viajes realmente completados, dependiendo de la dirección exacta de recogida y hora del día — sin precios de hora pico, sin cargos por equipaje, sin transbordos, sin estacionamiento y viaje. ¿Volando desde DFW en cambio? Mira nuestro shuttle de Saginaw a DFW para el viaje más corto de ~20 millas, ~35 minutos al otro lado del Metroplex.

El corredor Saginaw → Love Field: ~35 millas, 45–65 minutos fuera de hora pico

We need to translate the given HTML snippet (the entire page? The snippet is a paragraph and an unordered list). The instruction: "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." Thus we need to produce a translation of the text content, preserving HTML tags like

• etc. Keep all tags as they are. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Saginaw, Fort Worth, Love Field, DFW Metroplex, I-820, SH-121, SH-183, Airport Freeway, SH-114, Dallas North Tollway (DNT), Mockingbird Lane, I-35W, I-30, I-35E, PGBT, President George Bush Turnpike, Irving, Las Colinas, etc. Also keep "33–37 miles" etc unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Also keep any brand names like "I-820" etc unchanged. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. "Natural" means not overly formal, colloquial but understandable. The text is about drive length and route. Must be translated to Spanish. We need to keep the HTML tags and structure. We must preserve the HTML content exactly (including tags, attributes). So we need to copy the HTML and replace the English text with Spanish translations while preserving tags. We need to pay attention to special characters like – (the dash). Should keep that. The HTML:

  How long is the drive, and what route do you take? Door-to-curbside is roughly 33–37 miles depending on your exact Saginaw pickup, typically 45–65 minutes off-peak and 65–90 minutes during DFW Metroplex rush (7–9 a.m. and 4–7 p.m. weekdays). Because Saginaw sits northwest of Fort Worth and Love Field sits in north-central Dallas, the cross-Metroplex run uses one of three routings depending on time of day and live traffic conditions:

  • I-820 East → SH-121/183 North (Airport Freeway) → SH-114 East → Dallas North Tollway (DNT) South → Mockingbird Lane (default off-peak). Cleanest run; bypasses downtown Dallas entirely via the Tollway. Tolls are absorbed in your quoted fare.
  • I-820 East → I-35W South briefly → I-30 East → I-35E North → Mockingbird Lane. Used when SH-121/Tollway is congested or under construction. Slightly longer in miles but more freeway-only.
  • I-820 East → SH-121 North → PGBT (President George Bush Turnpike) East → DNT South. Heavy-congestion fallback; adds 4–6 miles but often saves 15–30 minutes during peak slowdowns through Irving and Las Colinas.
  We must translate. We need to translate the sentences. Paragraph: "

  How long is the drive, and what route do you take? Door-to-curbside is roughly 33–37 miles depending on your exact Saginaw pickup, typically 45–65 minutes off-peak and 65–90 minutes during DFW Metroplex rush (7–9 a.m. and 4–7 p.m. weekdays). Because Saginaw sits northwest of Fort Worth and Love Field sits in north-central Dallas, the cross-Metroplex run uses one of three routings depending on time of day and live traffic conditions:

  " We need to translate to Spanish: "¿Cuánto dura el trayecto y qué ruta se toma? La recogida en la acera es aproximadamente 33–37 millas dependiendo de tu punto exacto de recogida en Saginaw, normalmente 45–65 minutos fuera de hora pico y 65–90 minutos durante la hora pico del DFW Metroplex (de 7 a 9 a.m. y de 4 a 7 p.m. entre semana). Como Saginaw está al noroeste de Fort Worth y Love Field está en el centro-norte de Dallas, la ruta a través del Metroplex utiliza una de tres posibles rutas según la hora del día y las condiciones del tráfico en tiempo real:" We must preserve HTML tags. Now the list items:
• I-820 East → SH-121/183 North (Airport Freeway) → SH-114 East → Dallas North Tollway (DNT) South → Mockingbird Lane (default off-peak). Cleanest run; bypasses downtown Dallas entirely via the Tollway. Tolls are absorbed in your quoted fare.
Translation: "I-820 Este → SH-121/183 Norte (Airport Freeway) → SH-114 Este → Dallas North Tollway (DNT) Sur → Mockingbird Lane (predeterminado fuera de hora pico). El recorrido más limpio; evita el centro de Dallas por completo mediante el Tollway. Los peajes están incluidos en la tarifa que se te cotizó." We need to keep the arrow characters: → (HTML entity). Keep that. Second list item:
• I-820 East → I-35W South briefly → I-30 East → I-35E North → Mockingbird Lane. Used when SH-121/Tollway is congested or under construction. Slightly longer in miles but more freeway-only.
Translation: "I-820 Este → I-35W Sur brevemente → I-30 Este → I-35E Norte → Mockingbird Lane. Se utiliza cuando la SH-121/Tollway está congestionada o en construcción. Un poco más largo en millas, pero más exclusivo de autopista." Third:
• I-820 East → SH-121 North → PGBT (President George Bush Turnpike) East → DNT South. Heavy-congestion fallback; adds 4–6 miles but often saves 15–30 minutes during peak slowdowns through Irving and Las Colinas.
Translation: "I-820 Este → SH-121 Norte → PGBT (President George Bush Turnpike) Este → DNT Sur. Alternativa cuando hay congestión intensa; agrega 4–6 millas, pero a menudo ahorra de 15–30 minutos durante los embotellamientos en hora pico en Irving y Las Colinas." Make sure to preserve HTML tags. We need to ensure translation is natural for Latin American Spanish, i.e., using "usted" or "tú"? For a traveler context, we can use "tú". Use "tu" (lowercase) for informal address. The original uses "your" (your exact Saginaw pickup). Use "tu". Also "you" is implied. Use "te". Make sure to keep numbers and time formatting as original. Potential nuance: "Door-to-curbside is roughly" could be "La recogida en la acera es aproximadamente". "Door-to-curbside" could be "de puerta a acera" but "puerta a la acera"? But they mean "door-to-curbside", i.e., "de la puerta a la acera". However, in Spanish for shuttle services, they'd say "de la puerta a la acera" meaning "door-to-curbside". But "recogida en la acera" may be fine. "Door-to-curbside" is "de la puerta a la acera". Let's translate as "de la puerta a la acera". Thus the paragraph: "¿Cuánto dura el viaje y qué ruta se toma? De la puerta a la acera es aproximadamente 33–37 millas dependiendo de tu punto exacto de recogida en Saginaw, normalmente 45–65 minutos fuera de hora pico y 65–90 minutos durante la hora pico del DFW Metroplex (de 7 a 9 a.m. y de 4 a 7 p.m. entre semana). Como Saginaw está al noroeste de Fort Worth y Love Field está en el centro-norte de Dallas, la ruta a través del Metroplex utiliza una de tres posibles rutas según la hora del día y las condiciones del tráfico en tiempo real:" That is good. Now the list items: First list item: Keep the strong tags around the route names, but we can separate the description. We need to ensure that the strong tags are placed correctly. In original HTML, the strong tag encloses the route text and also the description? Let's inspect: In first
• , they have I-820 East → SH- The user wants to translate a HTML snippet (some paragraphs and heading) from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". They want to 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 English text into Spanish (Latin American Spanish), making it natural and idiomatic. Also must preserve HTML tags, i.e.,

  tags,

  tags, tags, etc. Also preserve the URL and title attributes of tags. Also keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. That includes "Saginaw", "Tarrant County", "76131", "76179", "Western Oaks", "Knoll Ridge", "Business 287", "Bailey Boswell Road", "McLeroy Boulevard", "Old Decatur Road", "Boat Club Road", "Eagle Mountain Lake", "Bonds Ranch Road", "Azle", "Love Field", "Haltom City", "Keller", "Dallas". So they should remain unchanged. "DAL" also unchanged. But the text also includes "door-to-door total — no toll-by-toll surcharges added after the trip." We need to translate that. Also "Our dispatchers monitor live Tollway, I-820, and I-35W incidents via fleet GPS and re-route in real time, so you don’t need to call to request a detour." That should be natural Spanish. The heading: "Pickup zones we cover in Saginaw and north Tarrant County" => "Zonas de recogida que cubrimos en Saginaw y el norte del condado de Tarrant". Or "Zonas de recogida que cubrimos en Saginaw y el norte del Condado de Tarrant". But preserve "Saginaw" unchanged. Need to ensure translation is natural Latin American Spanish, not overly formal. Make sure to keep punctuation and dash style. Use HTML entities like — maybe convert to appropriate dash? The original text uses — as HTML entity. We can keep —. We need to keep tags unchanged. The title attributes in English should also be translated? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't mention title attributes. Title attributes are in English but may be considered part of the text. The user wants to translate from English to Spanish. So we should translate title attributes as well? Possibly yes, to maintain translation consistency. However, we must keep the URL unchanged. Titles may be displayed as tooltips; they might be better translated to Spanish for the Spanish page. So we should translate them to Spanish while preserving the city names. So "Azle to Love Field shuttle" => "Azle a Love Field shuttle". But "shuttle" might be "servicio de shuttle", "servicio de transporte". In Latin American Spanish, "shuttle" is often used as "shuttle". Could also be "servicio de transporte". But keep "shuttle" maybe as is or use "servicio de transporte". The user wants natural Latin American Spanish; we might translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte". However, "shuttle" is used in many Spanish contexts. I'd translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte". Or "servicio de traslado". We'll decide. The phrase "Saginaw to downtown Dallas shuttle" should be "Saginaw a Dallas centro shuttle"? Possibly "Saginaw a Dallas centro". We can keep "shuttle" if we want. Let's translate paragraph by paragraph. Original paragraph 1:

  Our dispatchers monitor live Tollway, I-820, and I-35W incidents via fleet GPS and re-route in real time, so you don’t need to call to request a detour. The price you see at booking is the door-to-door total — no toll-by-toll surcharges added after the trip.

  We need natural Spanish. Something like:

  Nuestros despachadores monitorean en tiempo real los incidentes en la Tollway, la I-820 y la I-35W a través del GPS de la flota y reorientan el recorrido al instante, así que no necesitas llamar para pedir un desvío. El precio que ves al hacer la reserva es el total puerta a puerta — sin recargos adicionales por peaje después del viaje.

  We keep the dash as —. Make sure "door-to-door total" -> "total puerta a puerta". "toll-by-toll surcharges" -> "recargos adicionales por peaje". The phrase "added after the trip" -> "después del viaje". Also we should ensure "via fleet GPS" -> "a través del GPS de la flota". Could be "mediante el GPS de la flota". Both okay. Now second part: heading and paragraph.

  Pickup zones we cover in Saginaw and north Tarrant County

  Translation:

  Zonas de recogida que cubrimos en Saginaw y el norte del condado de Tarrant

  Now the paragraph:

  We pick up at any residence, hotel, business, or address in the Saginaw city limits (76131 and 76179) — the Western Oaks and Knoll Ridge subdivisions, downtown Saginaw along Business 287, homes off Bailey Boswell Road and McLeroy Boulevard, properties along Old Decatur Road / Boat Club Road heading toward Eagle Mountain Lake, and the newer developments north of Bonds Ranch Road. Neighboring north Tarrant pickups also use this corridor — see our Azle to Love Field shuttle, Haltom City to Love Field shuttle, and Keller to Love Field shuttle pages for direct service from those neighboring cities. Need a downtown Dallas drop instead of DAL? Use our Saginaw to Dallas downtown shuttle.

  We need to translate this into natural Spanish. Let's rewrite:

  Recogemos en cualquier residencia, hotel, negocio o dirección dentro de los límites de la ciudad de Saginaw (76131 y 76179) — las subdivisiones Western Oaks y Knoll Ridge, el centro de Saginaw a lo largo de Business 287, casas en las cercanías de Bailey Boswell Road y McLeroy Boulevard, propiedades a lo largo de Old Decatur Road / Boat Club Road en dirección al lago Eagle Mountain, y los nuevos desarrollos al norte de Bonds Ranch Road. Las recogidas de las zonas vecinas del norte de Tarrant también utilizan este corredor — consulta nuestras páginas de Azle a Love Field shuttle, Haltom City a Love Field shuttle y Keller a Love Field shuttle para obtener servicio directo desde esas ciudades vecinas. ¿Necesitas un drop en el centro de Dallas en lugar de DAL? Utiliza nuestro Saginaw a Dallas downtown shuttle.

  But we must keep city/airport names unchanged: "Saginaw", "Love Field", "DAL", "Dallas", etc. Should we keep "Love Field"? It's an airport name; we keep unchanged. But the translation should reflect Spanish. We might translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte". However, "shuttle" may remain unchanged. But we should ensure natural Spanish. Many Spanish speakers use "shuttle" as "servicio de shuttle". But "shuttle" might be considered English loanword. We could translate to "servicio de transporte". But the request: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." So "shuttle" could be "servicio de shuttle". But maybe better to use "servicio de transporte". However, the phrase "shuttle" is used for the service. I think we can translate "shuttle" as "servicio de transporte". But if the brand uses the term "shuttle", it's okay to keep "shuttle". The user might not mind. But to be safe, we can replace "shuttle" with "servicio de transporte". The phrase "Airport-shuttle" is used as a generic term. In Latin America, "shuttle" is also used but not always. "Transporte" is more natural. So I'd translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte". But then we need to adjust the title attributes accordingly. Check the title attribute: title="Azle to Love Field shuttle". We We need to translate the given HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The user wants us to 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 provide a natural Latin American Spanish translation appropriate for travelers. Keep all HTML tags, like

  ,

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  • , etc. Keep tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged: "Love Field", "Dallas Love Field", "8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235", "Saginaw". Keep codes: "DAL". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. We need to produce a translation that is natural, using Latin American Spanish (like "aeropuerto", "terminal", "mostrar", "desembarque", "curbside drop-off" maybe we can translate "curbside drop-off" as "dejar en la acera"? But we can keep some English terms if appropriate for travelers? The instruction: "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 need to translate text content, while leaving tags unchanged. Potential issues: The translation should be natural. Keep city/airport names unchanged (Love Field, Dallas Love Field, etc.). Keep codes unchanged (DAL). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. We need to ensure that the HTML tags remain exactly the same. So we need to output something like:

    Llegando a Love Field: terminal único, deixar na calçada

    or better: "Llegando a Love Field: terminal único, descenso en la acera". The phrase "curbside drop-off" could be "dejar en la acera" or "descenso en la acera". We need to be natural. Also need to keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. There's no phone number or URL in the given HTML snippet. The city/airport names remain unchanged. The translation should be natural for Latin American travelers. We'll aim for a neutral Latin American Spanish (maybe Mexican Spanish). The style: "Llegando a Love Field: terminal único, descenso en la acera". The rest: "Dallas Love Field es un aeropuerto de terminal única en 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235 — sin transferencias entre terminales, sin autobús de enlace entre las Salas, y a pesar de lo que dicen algunas indicaciones más antiguas, no hay un edificio separado de Terminal A vs Terminal B. Dentro del edificio de la terminal única, las puertas están organizadas en la Sala A y la Sala B, ambas accesibles a través de los mismos puntos de control de TSA. Los dejamos en la acera superior de salidas directamente en frente del mostrador de registro de su aerolínea:" Then list items. We should translate the list items: - "Southwest Airlines — gates 1–19, main terminal entrance (Southwest operates roughly 95% of all DAL flights)." -> "Southwest Airlines — puertas 1 a 19, entrada principal de la terminal (Southwest opera aproximadamente el 95% de todos los vuelos DAL)." - "Delta Air Lines — gates 14–15 area." -> "Delta Air Lines — zona de puertas 14 a 15." - "Alaska Airlines — east end of the concourse." -> "Alaska Airlines — extremo este de la sala." Then next paragraph: "From curbside drop, TSA checkpoints are a 3–6 minute walk depending on airline. Plan to be at the terminal 90 minutes before a domestic departure — meaning a Saginaw pickup roughly 2.5 to 3 hours before scheduled departure (55-minute drive + 90 min terminal cushion + 15–25 min for incidents, construction, or a tight-window I-30 detour)." -> "Desde la acera, los puntos de control de TSA están a entre 3 y 6 minutos caminando, dependiendo de la aerolínea. Planifique llegar a la terminal 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional — es decir, recoja en Saginaw aproximadamente 2,5 a 3 horas antes de la salida programada (55 minutos de manejo + 90 min de margen en terminal + 15 a 25 min para incidentes, construcción o un desvío por I-30 con ventana ajustada)." Then heading: "The parking math: why a shuttle often beats driving and parking at DAL" -> "El cálculo del estacionamiento: por qué un shuttle a menudo supera al manejo y estacionamiento en DAL". Or "La matemática del estacionamiento: por qué un servicio de shuttle suele ser mejor que manejar y estacionar en DAL". Keep the same style. Thus final HTML should contain all tags as originally:

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    . We need to ensure we keep any HTML special characters: For example, "–" dash is an en dash; we can keep as is. The tags like — are HTML entities for em dash. Keep them unchanged. We need to be careful to preserve the HTML tags exactly, and not modify any attribute values or anything else. The translation is for the text content only. Now, we need to verify we have to preserve all HTML tags exactly, but we can add line breaks if needed. The output must be only the translated HTML. Thus we need to produce:

    Llegando a Love Field: terminal único, descenso en la acera

    Dallas Love Field es un aeropuerto de terminal única en 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235 — sin transferencias entre terminales, sin autobús de enlace entre las salas, y a pesar de lo que dicen algunas indicaciones más antiguas, no hay un edificio separado de Terminal A vs Terminal B. Dentro del edificio de la terminal única, las puertas están organizadas en la Sala A y la Sala B, ambas accesibles a través de los mismos puntos de control de TSA. Los dejamos en la acera superior de salidas directamente frente al mostrador de registro de su aerolínea:

    • Southwest Airlines — puertas 1–19, entrada principal de la terminal (Southwest opera aproximadamente el 95% de todos los vuelos DAL).
    • Delta Air Lines — zona de puertas 14–15.
    • Alaska Airlines — extremo este de la sala.

    Desde la acera, los puntos de control de TSA están a entre 3–6 minutos caminando, dependiendo de la aerolínea. Planifique llegar a la terminal 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional — es decir, recoja en Saginaw aproximadamente 2,5 a 3 horas antes de la salida programada (55 minutos de manejo + 90 min de margen en terminal + 15–25 min para incidentes, construcción o un desvío por I‑30 con ventana ajustada).

    El cálculo del estacionamiento: por qué un shuttle a menudo supera al manejo y estacionamiento en DAL

    Make sure to preserve the HTML entities — and – etc. In the above I used — and –. Check the "85%" part? No. It's "55 minutes" "90 min". Also preserve "I-30". Keep "I-30". The translation for "tight-window I-30 detour" could be "desvío por I‑30 con ventana ajustada". Keep "I-30". Now verify if any HTML tags contain attributes? No. Now we should double-check the original text: Original snippet:

    Arriving at Love Field: single terminal, curbside drop-off

    Dallas Love Field is a single-terminal airport at 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235 — no inter-terminal transfers, no shuttle bus between concourses, and despite what some older directions claim, there is no separate Terminal A vs Terminal B building. Inside the single terminal building, gates are organized into Concourse A and Concourse B, both reachable through the same TSA checkpoints. We drop you at the upper-level departures curb directly in front of your airline’s check-in counter:

    • Southwest Airlines — gates 1–19, main terminal entrance (Southwest operates roughly 95% of all DAL flights).
    • Delta Air Lines — gates 14–15 area.
    • Alaska Airlines — east end of the concourse.

    From curbside drop, TSA checkpoints are a 3–6 minute walk depending on airline. Plan to be at the terminal 90 minutes before a domestic departure — meaning a Saginaw pickup roughly 2.5 to 3 hours before scheduled departure (55-minute drive + 90 min terminal cushion + The user wants to translate the provided HTML from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". We need to keep all HTML tags exactly as they are, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged, and return only the translated HTML. The text to translate includes paragraphs, lists, headings, etc. Must produce natural Latin American Spanish, as would be used by travelers. Must be careful with technical terms like "airport-shuttle", "on-airport parking", "garage", "surface", "economy". Should use "estacionamiento" or "estacionamiento en el aeropuerto"? Also "estacionamiento en el Aeropuerto de Dallas Love Field"? Should preserve Dallas Love Field, DAL, Saginaw, Metroplex, etc. We need to translate the content: The first sentence: "Dallas Love Field on-airport parking runs $24/day Garage, $17/day Surface, and $11/day Economy (rates per the DAL parking page, subject to change)." We can translate as "El estacionamiento en el Aeropuerto Dallas Love Field tiene tarifas de $24/día Garage, $17/día Surface y $11/día Economy (tarifas según la página de estacionamiento de DAL, sujetas a cambios)." Or we could keep "Garage", "Surface", "Economy" as is because they refer to the specific lot names. Probably keep them in English, or we can translate to "Estacionamiento Cubierto", "Estacionamiento al aire libre", "Económico". But the user wants NATIVE Latin American Spanish. Many people in Latin America would still refer to "Garage" as "garage" because it's a specific name. But we can translate like "Garage (estacionamiento cubierto)", "Surface (estacionamiento al aire libre)". However, to keep "city/airport names and codes unchanged" and "phone numbers and URLs unchanged", but does not forbid translating the lot names. However it's safer to keep the lot names unchanged, because those are names of parking options. So keep "Garage", "Surface", "Economy". So we might keep them as is. Then "For a typical 4-night trip from Saginaw:" can be "Para un viaje típico de 4 noches desde Saginaw:". Then list items: "Garage parking: $96 + ~$22 round-trip fuel + ~$8 tolls = ~$126 round trip, plus ~2 hours of your own driving time and wear on your vehicle." Translate: "Estacionamiento en Garage: $96 + ~$22 de combustible de ida y vuelta + ~$8 de peajes = ~$126 ida y vuelta, más ~2 horas de tu propio tiempo de manejo y desgaste de tu vehículo." Then "Surface lot: $68 + fuel + tolls = ~$98 round trip." Translate: "Estacionamiento Surface: $68 + combustible + peajes = ~$98 ida y vuelta." Then "Economy lot + airport parking shuttle: $44 + fuel + tolls = ~$74 round trip, plus an extra 15–25 min each way for the parking shuttle." Translate: "Estacionamiento Economy + shuttle de estacionamiento del aeropuerto: $44 + combustible + peajes = ~$74 ida y vuelta, más 15–25 minutos adicionales por sentido para el shuttle de estacionamiento." Then the next paragraph: "For a single traveler, our door-to-door round trip is competitive on cost once you factor in time, gas, tolls, and the fact that you arrive relaxed instead of having driven 70 miles round-trip across the Metroplex. For groups of 3+, the per-person cost in our SUV or van typically beats every parking option outright — and you skip the parking shuttle wait entirely." Translate: "Para un viajero individual, nuestro servicio de ida y vuelta puerta a puerta es competitivo en costo una vez que se considera el tiempo, la gasolina, los peajes y el hecho de que llegas relajado en lugar de haber manejado 70 millas ida y vuelta por el Metroplex. Para grupos de 3 o más, el costo por persona en nuestra SUV o van generalmente supera todas las opciones de estacionamiento — y te ahorras la espera del shuttle de estacionamiento por completo." Then the heading: "

    Group bookings, luggage, and special equipment

    " Translate: "

    Reservaciones grupales, equipaje y equipos especiales

    " We need to ensure that the HTML tags remain unchanged. So we need to output exactly the same tags:

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    • , , etc. We need to embed the Spanish translations inside. Also preserve the apostrophes? The tags like $24/day Garage inside the translation we must replace the English with Spanish text but keep the tags around the terms that were originally strong. We need to be careful to keep the structure: e.g., original:

      Dallas Love Field on-airport parking runs $24/day Garage, $17/day Surface, and $11/day Economy (rates per the DAL parking page, subject to change). For a typical 4-night trip from Saginaw:

      We can translate as:

      El estacionamiento en el Aeropuerto Dallas Love Field tiene tarifas de $24/día Garage, $17/día Surface y $11/día Economy (tarifas según la página de estacionamiento de DAL, sujetas a cambios). Para un viaje típico de 4 noches desde Saginaw:

      Then the list items. Make sure to keep the line breaks and spaces as they were originally. The output must be only the HTML with translations. We need to use natural Latin American Spanish. Use "usted" or "tú"? Usually travel copy uses informal "tú". Use "tú". Use "nosotros" for "our". Use "te" for "you". We need to consider the phrasing "door-to-door round trip" which could be "servicio de recogida y entrega a domicilio" but in Spanish might be "servicio de puerta a puerta". That's okay. Check the original for any special characters: "70 miles" is fine. "3+" is "3+". "—" is an em dash. We'll keep them. One nuance: "On-airport parking runs" - we can translate as "El estacionamiento en el aeropuerto tiene..." Use "runs" loosely as "cuesta". Check the phrase "subject to change" -> "sujeto a cambios". Now we need to consider any HTML entity escapes: The original text includes "–" for the dash. We'll keep it. We need to maintain the
      and
      • tags. Each list item has a element around the cost numbers. Keep them. Now let's translate each piece: Paragraph 1: "Dallas Love Field on-airport parking runs $24/day Garage, $17/day Surface, and $11/day Economy (rates per the DAL parking page, subject to change). For a typical 4-night trip from Saginaw:" Spanish translation: "El estacionamiento en el Aeropuerto Dallas Love Field tiene tarifas de $24/día Garage, $17/día Surface y $11/día Economy (tarifas según la página de estacionamiento de DAL, sujetas a cambios). Para un viaje típico de 4 noches desde Saginaw:" We keep the around the price and the lot name. Now list items: First bullet: "Garage parking: $96 + ~$22 round-trip fuel + ~$8 tolls = ~$126 round trip, plus ~2 hours of your own driving time and wear on your vehicle." Spanish: "Estacionamiento Garage: $96 + ~$22 de combustible de ida y vuelta + ~$8 de peajes = ~$126 ida y vuelta, más ~2 horas de tu propio tiempo de manejo y desgaste de tu vehículo." Second bullet: "Surface lot: $68 + fuel + tolls = ~$98 round trip." Spanish: "Estacionamiento Surface: $68 + combustible + peajes = ~$98 ida y vuelta." Third bullet: "Economy lot + airport parking shuttle: $44 + fuel + tolls = ~$74 round trip, plus an extra 15–25 min each way for the parking shuttle." Spanish: "Estacionamiento Economy + shuttle de estacionamiento del aeropuerto: $44 + combustible + peajes = ~$74 ida y vuelta, más 15–25 minutos adicionales por sentido para el shuttle de estacionamiento." Now next paragraph: "For a single traveler, our door-to-door round trip is competitive on cost once you factor in time, gas, tolls, and the fact that you arrive relaxed The user wants translation of the HTML text from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want 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 English content of paragraphs and headings to Spanish. The content includes references to: "3+ passengers or oversized bags (golf clubs, ski bags, large suitcases, hunting gear)", "booking tool automatically offers an SUV or shuttle van based on your headcount and bag count. Child car seats, strollers, and pet carriers are welcome at no extra fee — just note them in the booking comments so the driver brings the right vehicle setup and harness." This needs to be translated to natural Latin American Spanish (Latin American, not Spanish from Spain, but the user said "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." That means we should avoid overly formal or Castilian forms, but it's generally similar. Keep HTML tags. We need to keep placeholders, e.g., "For 3+ passengers..." It mentions "3+ passengers". We keep that number. City/airport names: Love Field, Dallas Love Field, DAL, Saginaw. Keep these unchanged. Phone numbers: (817) 403-6196. Keep unchanged. URL: https://texasshuttle.com/saginaw-to-love-field. Keep unchanged. We also have "promo code ONLINE" - we keep "ONLINE". We need to translate headings and paragraphs. We need to keep the HTML tags:

        ,

        , , , , etc. Must ensure no changes. Potential approach: Provide full translation for the entire HTML snippet. Ensure that we preserve all tags and only change the inner text. Also preserve any escaped characters like — or ’ etc. Use same. Let's translate each piece: Original English:

        For 3+ passengers or oversized bags (golf clubs, ski bags, large suitcases, hunting gear), the booking tool automatically offers an SUV or shuttle van based on your headcount and bag count. Child car seats, strollers, and pet carriers are welcome at no extra fee — just note them in the booking comments so the driver brings the right vehicle setup and harness.

        We translate to Spanish: "Para 3+ pasajeros o equipaje de gran tamaño (palos de golf, bolsas de esquí, maletas grandes, equipo de caza), la herramienta de reserva ofrece automáticamente una SUV o una furgoneta de transporte según la cantidad de pasajeros y el número de equipaje. Las sillas de auto para niños, cochecitos y transportines para mascotas son bienvenidos sin costo adicional — solo indícalos en los comentarios de la reserva para que el conductor traiga la configuración y el arnés adecuados." Check if "palos de golf" is natural? Usually "palos de golf". For "ski bags", "bolsas de esquí". For "large suitcases", "maletas grandes". "hunting gear" "equipo de caza". Could also say "equipo de caza". Good. "Child car seats, strollers, and pet carriers" -> "Las sillas de auto para niños, cochecitos y transportines para mascotas". That sounds natural. Could also say "sillas de auto infantiles" but "sillas de auto para niños" is okay. "are welcome at no extra fee" -> "son bienvenidos sin costo adicional". "welcome" as "son bienvenidos". Or "se aceptan sin cargo extra". Could use "se aceptan sin costo adicional". Choose "son bienvenidos sin costo adicional". Good. "just note them in the booking comments" -> "solo indícalos en los comentarios de la reserva". Good. "so the driver brings the right vehicle setup and harness" -> "para que el conductor traiga la configuración del vehículo adecuada y el arnés". Could say "para que el conductor traiga la configuración del vehículo y el arnés correctos". Choose "para que el conductor traiga la configuración del vehículo adecuada y el arnés". That is fine. Now the next heading and paragraph:

        Return trips from Love Field back to Saginaw

        Translation: "Viajes de regreso desde Love Field a Saginaw". Or "Viajes de regreso desde Love Field hacia Saginaw". Keep "Love Field" and "Saginaw" unchanged. Could use "de regreso". Let's produce "Viajes de regreso desde Love Field hacia Saginaw". That's natural. Paragraph:

        We run 24/7 in both directions. For pickups at DAL, after you land and grab your bags, we meet you at the designated rideshare/livery pickup zone on the lower level — we text the exact pin and your driver’s mobile number 15 minutes before pickup. Return fares to Saginaw are priced identically to the outbound, and you can book the round trip in one session and use promo code ONLINE for 10% off the round-trip total.

        Translate: "Operamos 24/7 en ambas direcciones. Para recogidas en DAL, después de que aterrices y recojas tu equipaje, te esperamos en la zona designada de recogida de rideshare/servicio de transporte en el nivel inferior — te enviamos el pin exacto y el número de móvil de tu conductor 15 minutos antes de la recogida. Las tarifas de regreso a Saginaw son idénticas a las de ida, y puedes reservar el viaje redondo en una sola sesión y usar el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en el total del viaje de ida y vuelta." Check for natural Latin American Spanish: "Operamos 24/7 en ambas direcciones." Good. "Para recogidas en DAL". Keep the at but replace "at" with "en". The original had at. We'll replace with en. So en. Good. "after you land and grab your bags" -> "después de que aterrices y recojas tu equipaje". That works. Could also say "después de que aterrices y recojas tu equipaje". Good. "we meet you at the designated rideshare/livery pickup zone on the lower level" -> "te esperamos en la zona designada de recogida de rideshare/servicio de transporte en el nivel inferior". That is okay. "we text the exact pin and your driver’s mobile number 15 minutes before pickup" -> "te enviamos el pin exacto y el número de móvil de tu conductor 15 minutos antes de la recogida". Good. "Return fares to Saginaw are priced identically to the outbound" -> "Las tarifas de regreso a Saginaw son idénticas a las de ida". Good. "and you can book the round trip in one session" -> "y puedes reservar el viaje redondo en una sola sesión". "viaje redondo" is used in some Latin American countries (Mexico). Could also say "viaje de ida y vuelta" but "viaje redondo" is fine. "use promo code ONLINE for 10% off the round-trip total." -> "usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en el total del viaje de ida y vuelta." Could also say "del viaje redondo". Use "del viaje de ida y vuelta" which is common. Now next heading:

        Travel Tips and Frequently Asked Questions

        Translate: "Consejos de viaje y preguntas frecuentes". That is natural. Now next heading:

        How do I book a Saginaw to Dallas Love Field shuttle?

        Translate: "¿Cómo reservo un servicio de transporte de Saginaw a Dallas Love Field?" That is natural. Paragraph:

        Book online 24/7 at texasshuttle.com — enter your Saginaw pickup address and Dallas Love Field as the drop-off for an instant door-to-door quote. Prefer to talk to a person? Call (817) 403-6196. Use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips.

        Translate: "Reserva en línea 24/7 en texasshuttle.com — ingresa tu dirección de recogida en Saginaw y Dallas Love Field como destino para recibir una cotización instantánea de puerta a puerta. ¿Prefieres hablar con una persona? Llama al (817) 403-6196. Usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." Check "prefer to talk to a person?" -> "¿Prefieres hablar con una persona?" Good. "Use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips." -> "Usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." Good. Now next heading:

        How long does the shuttle from Saginaw to Love Field take?

        Translate: "¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el transporte de Saginaw a Love Field?" That's natural. But the snippet ends We need to translate the provided 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 convert the text, but maintain tags like

        ,

        , etc. We need to keep the text natural, native Latin American Spanish. So we should aim for typical Latin American Spanish (not overly formal Spain Spanish). Keep the city/airport names unchanged, i.e., Saginaw, TX, Dallas Love Field (DAL). Also the phone numbers (none in this snippet) and URLs unchanged. We need to translate all English text, converting to Spanish. Should preserve HTML tags, attributes, and formatting like —. We must also ensure that the translation is natural and respects the meaning, maybe adapt certain phrasing to Latin American style. We have to be careful with "door-to-door" which can be "de puerta a puerta". "The door-to-door drive" can be "El viaje de puerta a puerta". "Saginaw, TX a Dallas Love Field (DAL)" should remain same, but we can translate "to" as "a" but we keep names unchanged. "is about ... and typically takes ... depending on traffic and your exact pickup address." So "El viaje de puerta a puerta desde Saginaw, TX hasta Dallas Love Field (DAL) es de aproximadamente ... y generalmente dura ... dependiendo del tráfico y la dirección exacta de recogida." Use "recogida" or "recogida" (Latin America uses "recogida"). "We recommend arriving at the terminal at least 90 minutes before a domestic departure to allow time for check-in and security at DAL." So "Recomendamos llegar a la terminal al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional para tener tiempo para el check-in y la seguridad en DAL." For Latin American Spanish we might say "vuelo nacional" or "salida nacional". Then the h3 "Is the Saginaw to Love Field shuttle door-to-door?" => "¿El shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field es de puerta a puerta?" We can keep "shuttle" as "shuttle" or "servicio de transporte". In Latin America it's common to use "shuttle". Or we can say "¿El servicio de transporte de Saginaw a Love Field es de puerta a puerta?" But we can keep "shuttle" as is, but keep in Spanish context it's okay. " Yes. We pick you up at your exact Saginaw address (home, hotel, or business) and drop you curbside at the Love Field terminal entrance — no park-and-ride lots, no transfer vans, no rideshare surge pricing. The driver who picks you up stays with you for the entire trip." Translate: "Sí. Lo recogemos en su dirección exacta en Saginaw (casa, hotel o negocio) y lo dejamos en la acera de la entrada de la terminal de Love Field — sin lotes de estacionamiento y viaje, sin vans de trasbordo, sin precios de surge de viajes compartidos. El conductor que lo recoge permanece con usted durante todo el viaje." But "park-and-ride lots" could be "estacionamientos de park-and-ride" but we can just say "sin lotes de park-and-ride". "transfer vans" maybe "vans de trasbordo". "rideshare surge pricing" could be "precios inflados por rideshare". But we can keep as "sin precios de surge de rideshare". Or "sin precios de sobreprecio por rideshare". But keep natural. Next h3: "How much does the shuttle from Saginaw to Love Field cost?" => "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?" Or "¿Cuánto cuesta el servicio de shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?" We'll choose "Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?". Then paragraph: "Based on our completed trips on this route, sedan fares typically run $79–$135 all-in, depending on your exact pickup address, group size, time of day, and whether you choose shared or private service. Use the booking tool on texasshuttle.com for an instant exact quote — the price you see is the door-to-door total, no hidden fees. Promo code ONLINE saves 10% on round trips." Translate: "Según nuestros viajes completados en esta ruta, las tarifas de sedán generalmente oscilan entre $79–$135 todo incluido, dependiendo de su dirección exacta de recogida, tamaño del grupo, hora del día y si elige servicio compartido o privado. Utilice la herramienta de reservas en texasshuttle.com para obtener un presupuesto exacto al instante — el precio que ve es el total de puerta a puerta, sin cargos ocultos. El código promocional ONLINE ahorra 10% en viajes de ida y vuelta." Better: "todo incluido" is common. Next h3: "What if my flight at Love Field is delayed?" => "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo en Love Field se retrasa?" or "¿Y si mi vuelo en Love Field se retrasa?" We'll translate as "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo en Love Field se retrasa?". Now the HTML after that: Actually the snippet ends with "

        What if my flight at Love Field is delayed?

        "? Actually the snippet shows only "

        What if my flight at Love Field is delayed?

        " then the content is missing? Actually the snippet is incomplete: It ends after the heading. So we need to just translate the heading as it's there. Thus final HTML should contain the translated content for the paragraphs and headings. Also we must ensure we keep the HTML tags exactly as they appear, with same attributes. Check if any special characters like — need to be preserved. They appear as — in the HTML source; we keep them. The stays same. We need to output only the translated HTML, no extra explanation. Thus final answer: HTML with translations. Now we must ensure translation is natural Latin American Spanish, not overly formal. Let's rewrite the translations: Paragraph 1: "El viaje de puerta a puerta desde Saginaw, TX hasta Dallas Love Field (DAL) es de aproximadamente 33 a 37 millas y generalmente dura 45 a 70 minutos dependiendo del tráfico y la dirección exacta de recogida. Recomendamos llegar a la terminal al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional para tener tiempo para el check-in y la seguridad en DAL." Potential minor changes: "de aproximadamente 33 a 37 millas". Keep "millas". Use "el viaje de puerta a puerta" which is natural. Heading: "Is the Saginaw to Love Field shuttle door-to-door?" => "¿El shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field es de puerta a puerta?" Or "¿El servicio de transporte de Saginaw a Love Field es de puerta a puerta?" Let's keep "shuttle". Paragraph: "Sí. Lo recogemos en su dirección exacta en Saginaw (casa, hotel o negocio) y lo dejamos en la acera de la entrada de la terminal de Love Field — sin lotes de park-and-ride, sin vans de trasbordo, sin precios de surge de rideshare. El conductor que lo recoge permanece con usted durante todo el viaje." Heading: "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?" (maybe "costo"). Paragraph: "Según nuestros viajes completados en esta ruta, las tarifas de sedán generalmente oscilan entre $79–$135 todo incluido, dependiendo de su dirección exacta de recogida, tamaño del grupo, hora del día y si elige servicio compartido o privado. Utilice la herramienta de reservas en texasshuttle.com para obtener un presupuesto exacto al instante — el precio que ve es el total de puerta a puerta, sin cargos ocultos. El código promocional ONLINE ahorra 10% en viajes de ida y vuelta." Heading: "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo en Love Field se retrasa?" Probably we need a paragraph after heading, but snippet only includes heading, no paragraph. So just heading translation. Thus final HTML:

        El viaje de puerta a puerta desde Saginaw, TX hasta Dallas Love Field (DAL) es de aproximadamente 33 a 37 millas y generalmente dura 45 a 70 minutos dependiendo del tráfico y la dirección exacta de recogida. Recomendamos llegar a la terminal al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional para tener tiempo para el check-in y la seguridad en DAL.

        ¿El shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field es de puerta a puerta?

        Sí. Lo recogemos en su dirección exacta en Saginaw (casa, hotel o negocio) y lo dejamos en la acera de la entrada de la terminal de Love Field — sin lotes de park-and-ride, sin vans de trasbordo, sin precios de We need to translate the 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 preserve all HTML tags exactly. That includes the

        ,

        , ,
        (if any). We need to translate the text content but not the tags. We must keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So "Saginaw", "Love Field", "Dallas Love Field (DAL)", "Southwest Airlines", "Delta", "Alaska", "Concours A and Concourse B", "Saginaw to Love Field", etc. Also keep phone numbers unchanged: "(817) 403-6196". Keep URLs unchanged (none here). Keep any markup exactly. We must produce natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. That means we should aim for a neutral, perhaps Mexican or generic Latin American Spanish. Use "tú" or "usted"? Since it's a service page, we can use "tú" as friendly. But we must keep natural and understandable. We need to translate the paragraph: "For return trips we monitor your flight number via the airline’s published status feed and adjust pickup automatically — you don’t need to call. For outbound delays from Saginaw, call dispatch at (817) 403-6196 and we will reschedule your pickup with no rebooking fee." Then the three questions (h3) and their answers (p). The first h3: "How many bags can I bring on the Saginaw to Love Field shuttle?" Answer: "You may bring up to three standard-sized suitcases and one personal item (purse, backpack, or laptop bag) per person. If you have oversized items such as golf clubs, skis, a car seat, or a stroller, please note them at booking so we send a vehicle with enough cargo room." Second h3: "Which Love Field gate does the shuttle drop me at?" Answer: "Dallas Love Field (DAL) is a single-terminal airport with Concourse A and Concourse B inside one main building (Southwest Airlines is the dominant carrier; Delta and Alaska also operate there). Our drivers drop you at the closest curbside door to your airline’s check-in counter — just tell the driver your airline when you book or at pickup and we’ll stop at the right spot." Third h3: "How early should I book a Saginaw to Love Field shuttle?" Answer is not provided. But we need to translate the h3 only. The answer might be missing but it's okay. Possibly the original page continues with answer. But we only have the snippet up to

        How early should I book a Saginaw to Love Field shuttle?

        . There's no following

        after that. Possibly the original continues, but we only need to translate what's present. The instruction: "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." Thus we must produce an HTML snippet with the translated text. Keep the tags and attributes as is. We must be careful about translating "return trips" => "viajes de regreso". "monitor your flight number via the airline’s published status feed" => "monitoreamos tu número de vuelo a través del estado publicado por la línea aérea". But we need to keep it natural: "Para los viajes de regreso, monitoreamos tu número de vuelo a través del estado que publica la línea aérea y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente". The dash "—" is fine. We need to keep the dash in Spanish, maybe "—". Could be "–". Use same dash as original. Also "you don't need to call." => "no necesitas llamar." "For outbound delays from Saginaw, call dispatch at (817) 403-6196 and we will reschedule your pickup with no rebooking fee." => "Si hay retrasos en la salida desde Saginaw, llama a dispatch al (817) 403-6196 y reagendaremos tu recogida sin costo de re-reserva." But we need to use "dispatch" maybe "dispatch" is okay as a term. Or "central de operaciones". Keep "dispatch". Keep phone number unchanged. Now the first question: "How many bags can I bring on the Saginaw to Love Field shuttle?" => "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?" Use "shuttle" as is. Or "servicio de transporte". Use "shuttle" because it's commonly used. Answer: "You may bring up to three standard-sized suitcases and one personal item (purse, backpack, or laptop bag) per person. If you have oversized items such as golf clubs, skis, a car seat, or a stroller, please note them at booking so we send a vehicle with enough cargo room." => "Puedes llevar hasta tres maletas de tamaño estándar y un artículo personal (bolso, mochila o bolsa de laptop) por persona. Si tienes artículos de gran tamaño como palos de golf, esquíes, sillita de auto o cochecito, por favor indícalos al hacer la reservación para enviar un vehículo con suficiente espacio de carga." Make sure to preserve parentheses and punctuation. Second question: "Which Love Field gate does the shuttle drop me at?" => "¿En qué puerta de Love Field me deja el shuttle?" The answer: "Dallas Love Field (DAL) is a single-terminal airport with Concourse A and Concourse B inside one main building (Southwest Airlines is the dominant carrier; Delta and Alaska also operate there). Our drivers drop you at the closest curbside door to your airline’s check-in counter — just tell the driver your airline when you book or at pickup and we’ll stop at the right spot." => "Dallas Love Field (DAL) es un aeropuerto de terminal única con la Concourse A y la Concourse B dentro de un mismo edificio principal (Southwest Airlines es la línea aérea principal; Delta y Alaska también operan allí). Nuestros conductores te dejarán en la puerta más cercana al mostrador de facturación de tu línea aérea — solo indica al conductor tu línea aérea al hacer la reservación o al recogerte y nos detendremos en el lugar correcto." Third question: "How early should I book a Saginaw to Love Field shuttle?" => "¿Con cuánta anticipación debo reservar el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?" We might add "Te recomendamos reservar con al menos..." but we have no answer. So just translate question. Now we must preserve the HTML tags:

        ,

        , . The is around the phone number in first paragraph: (817) 403-6196. Keep that. Make sure to keep line breaks as they appear: The original snippet appears as a single line of HTML with

        tags and

        tags interspersed. We should output the same structure. Thus final HTML snippet:

        Para los viajes de regreso, monitoreamos tu número de vuelo a través del estado publicado por la línea aérea y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no necesitas llamar. Si hay retrasos en la salida desde Saginaw, llama a dispatch al (817) 403-6196 y reagendaremos tu recogida sin costo de re-reserva.

        ¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?

        Puedes llevar hasta tres maletas de tamaño estándar y un artículo personal (bolso, mochila o bolsa de laptop) por persona. Si tienes artículos de gran tamaño como palos de golf, esquíes, sillita de auto o cochecito, por favor indícalos al hacer la reservación para enviar un vehículo con suficiente espacio de carga.

        ¿En qué puerta de Love Field me deja el shuttle?

        Dallas Love Field (DAL) es un aeropuerto de terminal única con la Concourse A y la Concourse B dentro de un mismo edificio principal (Southwest Airlines es la línea aérea principal; Delta y Alaska también operan allí). Nuestros conductores te dejarán en la puerta más cercana al mostrador de facturación de tu línea aérea — solo indica al conductor tu línea aérea al hacer la reservación o al recogerte y nos detendremos en el lugar correcto.

        ¿Con cuánta anticipación debo reservar el shuttle de Saginaw a Love Field?

        Make sure no extra spaces or line breaks. The original had spaces after tags? In HTML whitespace doesn't matter, but we can keep as single line or with line breaks. It says "Return ONLY the translated HTML." It doesn't specify formatting. We can keep as a single block. Usually we can preserve the line breaks. But it's safe to output as the snippet exactly as above. We need to be careful about special characters: The original uses typographic apostrophe ’ and “ etc. The HTML snippet uses ’ for apostrophe, but we see actual ’ char in the snippet. The snippet includes airline’s, which is an HTML entity for right single quotation mark. The snippet uses

        For return trips we monitor your flight number via the airline’s published status feed... The snippet uses ’ (should be converted to Unicode ’). Our translation should not preserve that entity necessarily. The original snippet uses HTML entity for apostrophe:

        Aceptamos reservas hasta aproximadamente 2 horas antes de la recogida, dependiendo de la disponibilidad del conductor. Para las salidas temprano en la mañana desde Love Field (4 AM – 7 AM) y durante las semanas de alta demanda (Thanksgiving, Navidad, vacaciones de primavera y partidos importantes en casa de los Cowboys / Rangers), recomendamos firmemente reservar con 24 a 48 horas de anticipación para asegurar tu lugar y tarifa.

        ¿Listo para viajar? Llama al (817) 403-6196 o reserva en línea las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana en texasshuttle.com. Usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10 % de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta en la ruta Saginaw a Dallas Love Field.