Aircraft program
High wing transporter with four turboprop engines. Latest version designated Y-8F200WB.

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|---|---|---|---|
| SAC Y-8 F200WB | / | Current military transport variant. | |
| SAC Y-8 | 1972 / 1974 | Production: 3 (2025) Three Y-8F-200WA aircraft (tails #04, #05, #06) were delivered to the National Guard of Kazakhstan in 2025, bringing the total under the 2018 contract to six of eight. Two further aircraft (#07, #08) remained undelivered as of the reporting date. [medium]. Derived from Antonov An-12. | |
| SAC Y-8 F600 | 2008 / 2008 | 2009 | Civilian transport variant with redesigned fuselage and two-person crew; production ended, and then variant turned into Y-9. |
| AVIC Aircraft Corporation (was Shaanxi Aircraft Industry) |
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