The Comte AC-8 was a 1930s Swiss six-seat light transport aircraft produced by Flugzeugbau A. Comte.
Similar in configuration to the company's earlier Comte AC-4, the Comte AC-8 was designed as a light transport for five passengers.
It incorporated a braced high-wing monoplane wing, with a conventional tail unit and fixed tailwheel landing gear.
The enclosed cabin had accommodation for a pilot and five passengers.
The aircraft was powered by either a Wright J-6 or Lorraine radial engine.