Little is known about Mongolian operator Zorte Air, which was first publicly seen operating two Mi-8 helicopters in Malawi in April 2023. It seems the company was founded in late 2022 or early 2023, obtaining at least two former russian registered Mi-8's. JU-5888 shown here taxing out with 3000kgs of relief supplies, was previously registered as RA-27149. Together with JU-5008 and over a period of 3 month, it conducted some 250 flights, transporting 750 tonnes of material during "Operation Tigwirane Manja 2023", the relief efforts after cyclone Freddy hit Malawi in March 2023.

Operated by Aircompany SKOL.

The United Nations - World Food Programma contracted this Skoll-owned Mi-8AMT for work in Haiti. It was allocated a UN-code UN-93W at the time but this was not carried externally, only used in paperwork.

Operated by Russian Helicopters.

The United Nations - World Food Programma contracted this Skoll-owned Mi-8AMT for work in Haiti. It was allocated a UN-code UN-93W at the time but this was not carried externally, only used in paperwork.

Leased from Sochispetsavia to operate flights between Malta and Gozo. Exhibited at the Naxxar Trade Fair grounds to promote the Malta-Gozo service and local pleasure flights.

Operated by Heli-Drive North-West

This Mi-8AMT was manufactured in '93 and delivered as UN-25745 to Solkat. First reported with the Afghan government in late 2004 and its construction number was confirmed when this picture was madde. It operated for the Ministry of Interior up to Jun'08, It was then reregistered to 9Q-CXL and seen without titels at Bost Airport, Lashkargah, a city in Helmand Province in Afghanistan. The Mi-8 was repainted in a white colourscheme with black exhaust areas, and an unknown black eagle badge on its engine cowlings. Last seen as such in May'10. Current status unknown.

This Russian Mi-8AMT was based at Heraklion for fire fighting duties in the 2020 fire season.

Just arrived for its new mission over Afghanistan, this Russian UN Humanitarian Air Services Mi-8 Hip was bought by an An-124 transport aircraft to the Asian country. The tail boom was still in its fuselage, so maintenance had a job to do.

An United Nations Humanitarian Air Services Mi-8 at the platform of Kabul The UN tried to support the Afghan humanitarian tragedy, the Afghan government as well as all military fighting for peace in the country as much as possible. This Russian Hip gave the whole transport capabilities.