Plaintiff alleges SP Plus's parking receipt systems at Dayton International Airport electronically printed credit/debit card expiration dates on customer receipts, in violation of the federal Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA).
Eligibility
Individuals who used a credit or debit card to pay for parking at the main garage or any surface lot (economy, short-term, or long-term) at Dayton International Airport between October 14, 2014 and October 14, 2016, and received an electronically printed paper receipt.
Estimated Payout
Parking voucher worth up to $23.
Claim Deadline
2026-07-15
Background
The lawsuit, brought by a plaintiff named Collier against SP Plus Corporation in Cook County, Illinois Chancery Court, centered on parking machines at Dayton International Airport that printed customers' full card expiration dates directly on paper receipts -- a practice Congress restricted under FACTA specifically to curb card-fraud risk from discarded receipts. Rather than a cash payment, the settlement compensates eligible claimants with a parking voucher worth up to $23 for use at the airport. The settlement site does not disclose the total value of the fund or whether SP Plus admitted any wrongdoing in resolving the case.