Double-digit capacity growth is being seen in a number of other Asian markets. Airlines will increase capacity by 41% between South Korea and Taiwan. That pairing includes the route between Seoul Incheon and Taipei, which is set to see the highest growth in terms of total seat volume of any market. Schedules data shows an additional 46% capacity – representing more than 800,000 seats – to be added during the year ending February 2017. This growth is driven mainly by low-cost carriers, notably from South Korea. Jeju Air, Jin Air and Eastar Jet are among Korean operators to increase capacity, alongside other budget carriers Scoot and Mandarin Airlines. The growth from LCCs has seen market shares fall for the five incumbent network carriers – EVA Air, China Airlines, Asiana Airlines, Korean Air and Cathay Pacific. This is down almost 10 percentage points to 70.9% as of September 2016 compared with the previous year.