Nearly 10,000 people have been flown back to the UK from Sharm el-Sheikh following the Russian jet crash.
The Department for Transport said more than 9,600 had been brought home since Friday.
Around 20,000 Britons were at the Egyptian resort when flights were suspended over security fears.
The head of Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh airport has been replaced amid growing concern that the Russian plane which crashed soon after leaving the Red Sea resort the airport was downed by a bomb.
Adel Mahgoub, chairman of the state company that runs Egypt's civilian airports, said Abdel-Wahab Ali had been "promoted" to become his assistant and that the move had nothing to do with media scepticism surrounding the airport's security.
Mr Mahgoub said Mr Ali was being replaced by Emad el-Balasi, a pilot.
Monarch has cancelled all flights to and from Sharm until December 19 as the Government said direct returns would end after November 17.
New mum who was stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh says "words can't describe how happy" she is to be reunited with baby after return from Egypt.
As flights begin to leave Sharm el-Sheikh airport for the UK we take a look at what passengers should do if they are due to fly.