Common use of Protection from Damage Clause in Contracts

Protection from Damage. The Company shall, at no expense to the crewmember, provide legal representation for a crewmember named as a defendant in any legal proceedings arising out of the crewmember's performance or non- performance of his duties as a crewmember, so long as he was acting within the normal scope of his employment, and is not determined to have engaged in intentional misconduct. The Company agrees to indemnify and hold harmless a crewmember or his estate, for the full amount of any monetary judgment or awards rendered against a crewmember or the Company arising out of the crewmember's performance or non-performance of his duties as a crewmember, so long as he was acting within the normal scope of his employment and is not determined to have engaged in intentional misconduct. The Company will have no obligation under this Section to reimburse crewmembers for any fine or penalty imposed on a crewmember by the FAA or NTSB, or to provide representation before the FAA or NTSB.

Protection from Damage. The Company shall, at no expense to the crewmember, provide legal representation for a crewmember named as a defendant in any legal proceedings arising out of the crewmember's performance or non- non-performance of his duties as a crewmember, so long as he was acting within the normal scope of his employment, and is not determined to have engaged in intentional misconduct. The Company agrees to indemnify and hold harmless a crewmember or his estate, for the full amount of any monetary judgment or awards rendered against a crewmember or the Company arising out of the crewmember's performance or non-performance of his duties as a crewmember, so long as he was acting within the normal scope of his employment and is not determined to have engaged in intentional misconduct. The Company will have no obligation under this Section to reimburse crewmembers for any fine or penalty imposed on a crewmember by the FAA or NTSB, or to provide representation before the FAA or NTSB.