Antonov An-8

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The Antonov An-8 is a Soviet-era twin-turboprop military transport aircraft designed in the 1950s for medium-range cargo and troop airlift operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military transport aircraft
twin-turboprop aircraft
aircraftCategory medium transport aircraft
aircraftConfiguration twin-engine high-wing transport
cargoCapacity approximately 11,000 kg
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
crew 4
designedBy Oleg Antonov
designedFor cargo airlift
medium-range operations
operation from rough airfields
troop airlift
developedIn 1950s
enginePlacement wing-mounted
engineType turboprop
enteredService late 1950s
era Cold War
firstFlight 1956
fuselageType all-metal
hasFeature pressurized cargo hold
rear cargo door
rear loading ramp
hasNATOReportingName Camp
introduced 1950s
landingGear tricycle landing gear
manufacturer Antonov
maximumTakeoffWeight approximately 40,000 kg
numberOfEngines 2
passengerCapacity up to 50 troops
powerplant Ivchenko AI-20 turboprop
primaryUser Soviet Air Forces
surface form: Soviet Air Force
productionStatus out of production
propellerConfiguration four-bladed propellers
range approximately 3800 km
role cargo transport
military transport
troop transport
status retired
successor Antonov An-12
tailConfiguration twin-tail
takeoffAndLandingCapability unprepared airstrips
usedBy Soviet Air Forces
surface form: Soviet Air Force

civil operators in some countries
usedFor freight transport
military logistics
paratroop operations
wingConfiguration high-wing

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