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- Air Tractor AT-300 (1973) single-seat low-wing monoplane aerial application aircraft with single radial piston engine
- Air Tractor AT-301 -300 variant with larger piston engine
- Air Tractor AT-302 -300 variant with turboprop engine
- Air Tractor AT-400 (1979) development of -300, revised for use of turboprop engine
- Air Tractor AT-401 -400 variant with greater wingspan
- Air Tractor AT-402 -401 variant with different turboprop engine
- Air Tractor AT-501 (1986) development of -400 with larger fuselage and hopper, greater wingspan, and seat for an observer. Uses radial piston engine
- Air Tractor AT-502 Single-seat version of -501
- Air Tractor AT-503 Development of -501 with turboprop engine
- Air Tractor AT-503T Trainer variant of -503. Uses smaller wingspan
- Air Tractor AT-504 Trainer
- Air Tractor AT-602 (1995) Development of -503 with larger hopper and greater wingspan
- Air Tractor AT-802 (1990) Development of -503 with larger hopper and greater wingspan, adapted for aerial firefighting.
- Air Tractor AT-802U Adapted for Surveillance and military operations.
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