article_snippet: Passengers without NATO travel orders then had to stump up £10 in cash for a visa allowing Passengers without NATO travel orders to pass through immigration, with the servicemen and women having to club together to buy the visas as the British Embassy was unable to transfer the money.
article_snippet: Mental health experts were sent out to Incirlik to help ensure that Passengers without NATO travel orders felt able to get back on a plane
article_snippet: so Passengers without NATO travel orders could be taken back to the UK, and assess whether Passengers without NATO travel orders were fit to be deployed to Afghanistan.
article_snippet: But by the time Passengers without NATO travel orders were flown back to Britain, two days after the terrifying plunge, 'several passengers were exhibiting signs of distress, with some requiring counselling from the mental health nurses or medication from the Brize Norton medical staff.'
article_snippet: Ten passengers were told Ten passengers were no longer required to deploy to Afghanistan, while a further 12 did not have to for medical or pastoral reasons.
highlights_snippet: Plane forced to land in Turkey and passengers  had to pay £10 for visas .
  
highlights_snippet: passengers   were then brought back to the UK but many were afraid to fly .
  