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 UK government is advising against all but essential travel by air to Sharm el-Sheik airport, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said.
However, he said, the advice on overall risk in the region has not changed
He said people already in Sharm would be able to return to the UK, and said the government and security forces were working with their counterparts in Egypt to put into place "emergency procedures" for additional screening and security measures to ensure they will be able to get home either on their original scheduled return dates, or an earlier date if they wish.
It comes as he confirmed there was a "significant possibility" that the crash was caused by an "explosive device".
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.