Editing Antonov An-8 (section)

==Variants==
[[File:Antonov An-8 Camp two-view silhouette.png|thumb|right|Silhouette two-view of the Antonov An-8]]
;Izdeliye P
:Antonov OKB in-house designation for the first prototype.<ref name="GordonAn-12p5">Gordon and Komissarov 2007, p. 5</ref>
;Izdeliye N
:Antonov OKB in-house designation for a projected airliner version with a pressurised circular section cabin accommodating up to 57 passengers.<ref name="GordonAn-12p8">Gordon and Komissarov 2007, p. 8</ref>
;An-8
:The initial production version.<ref name="GordonAn-12p7"/>
;An-8M
:(''Morskoy'' – marine) Projected Anti-Submarine Warfare variant.<ref name="GordonAn-12p8"/>
;An-8T
:(''Toplivovoz'' – fuel tanker/carrier) A fuel transporter used for all kinds of automotive fuels, as well as aircraft and rocket fuels, including two 5,300 litre (1,100 imp gal) tanks for petroleum products, or a single 5,000 litre tank for rocket oxidizers like red fuming nitric acid (RFNA), nitric acid, or a liquid oxygen flask.<ref name="GordonAn-12p7"/>
;An-8RU
:(''Raketnymi Ooskoritelyami'' – with rocket boosters) One aircraft fitted in 1964 with two rocket boosters to increase the single engined MTOW to 42 tonnes (93,000&nbsp;lb). This project was abandoned after the crash of the first prototype during trials.<ref name="GordonAn-12p78">Gordon and Komissarov 2007, pp. 7–8</ref>
;An-8Sh
:(''Shtoormanskiy'' – for navigators) A projected Navigator trainer.<ref name="GordonAn-12p8"/>
;An-8PS
:(''Poiskovo-Spasahtel'nyy'' – search and rescue) A projected maritime search and rescue aircraft.<ref name="GordonAn-12p8"/>