1. On a cruise ship, the crew mess was complete with a dining area and a lounge for the team to relax and enjoy their meals away from the passengers.
2. On multi-day flights, the aircraft may include a crew mess where flight attendants and pilots can consume their meals and interact with each other during off-duty periods, away from the passengers' eyesight.
3. Navy ships have crew mess facilities where sailors gather to eat their meals, socialize, and spend their free time, separate from places where they would interact with officers or high-ranking delegates.
4. Onboard a commercial oil rig, the crew mess was a dedicated area where the workers enjoy their meals, engage in conversation and relax after their shifts, away from their working environment.
5. On many long-distance train services, a crew mess is provided where the train staff can unwind, enjoy a meal, and socialize, separate from the dining cars and sections assigned for passengers.