The Embraer Ipanema is a Brazilian single-engine agricultural aircraft family that began with the EMB-200 and evolved through the EMB-201, EMB-202, and current EMB-203. Designed for aerial application from rural airstrips, it became the leading agricultural aircraft in Brazil. The EMB-202A introduced certified operation on hydrated ethanol, and a small military-operated EMB-201R branch also served as a glider tug.
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