California consumers who booked airport parking on AirportParking.com or AirportParkingReservations.com and paid a service charge between July 1, 2024 and March 10, 2025 may qualify for pro-rata cash
The AirportParking Service Charge Class Action Settlement resolves consumer protection claims against CAVU eCommerce (AMER) LLC, the operator of AirportParking.com and AirportParkingReservations.com. The lawsuit alleges that the company failed to clearly disclose a mandatory “service charge” added to airport parking reservations, in violation of California’s Honest Pricing Law and consumer protection statutes.
According to the complaint, consumers booking airport parking through the AirportParking websites were allegedly shown prices that did not fully disclose required service fees until later in the checkout process. While CAVU eCommerce denies all allegations and wrongdoing, it agreed to settle the case to avoid continued litigation.
The settlement covers airport parking reservations made through:
Only reservations where a mandatory service charge was paid during the eligible period are included.
Mandatory fees that are not clearly disclosed can mislead consumers and affect purchasing decisions. This settlement provides monetary relief to affected California consumers and reinforces transparency requirements for online travel and parking services.
Eligible class members include California residents who paid a service charge when booking airport parking through the AirportParking websites during the class period.
A $425,000 settlement fund will be distributed to approved claimants on a pro-rata basis, meaning individual payments depend on:
Payments are issued after deductions for attorneys’ fees, costs, and administration expenses.
While waiting for settlement benefits, many consumers strengthen their personal financial protection.
Who is included in the AirportParking settlement?
California residents who booked airport parking through AirportParking.com or AirportParkingReservations.com and paid a service charge during the class period.
Do I need proof to file a claim?
Yes. A Unique ID and PIN from the settlement notice are required to submit a claim. Claims cannot be filed without them.
How much money will I receive?
Payments are pro-rata and depend on how many valid claims are filed and the total service charges paid.
How will I get paid?
You may choose PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, or a mailed check when submitting your claim.
What happens if I don’t file a claim?
You will not receive payment and will give up the right to pursue similar claims against CAVU eCommerce.
You may be eligible if:
To submit a valid claim, you must have a Unique ID and PIN provided in the official settlement notice sent by mail or email.
$10 - Varies
January 15, 2026
Expired
$425,000
By clicking "Submit Claim Now", you will be directed to the official settlement website to file your claim directly with the settlement administrator.