Xavante 1005 has cleary seen better days being cut in half, although the front end looks like it has been well-preserved for either display or instruction. The tail part of 1005 was also present at the logistics and maintenance centre that day.

In very good shape, although retired years ago, Xavante 1009 could be found on the large apron of the military part of Asuncion.

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A Malvinas memorial in Santa Fe has this EMB326GB on display, ex Brazil 4574.

Preserved at Calle Villanueva 375 in Punta Alta, near Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires Province, 0777 has been given the tail of 4-A-138, although the code has been changed to the code of 0777, 4-A-133.

After arrival at Chascomus to be put up for display a few months before, this Xavante was found on the side of the apron at the local airport before restoration work started. Ex Brazilian air force 4561.

Paraguay took delivery of nine Embraer EMB-326s in 1979/1980, and one attrition replacement was received in 1982. Operated by the Grupo Aerotactico, five were written off and the survivors were withdrawn and stored by the end of 2003. 1009 is now used as a travelling exhibit.

Originally flew for the 2° Esquadrao /5o Grupo de Aviaçao (2nd Squadron of the 5th Aviation Group) of the Brazilian Air Force in 1976 as AT-26/4561. It was then purchased by the Argentinean Navy as 0785/4-A-138 for the 1st Navy Attack Squad. It was later reregistered as 0785/1-A-438 for the Naval Aviation School and then transferred back to the 1st Navy Attack Squad as 0785/1-A-138 and then as 0785/4-A-138. In 2013 it was donated to the Chascomús city government and was kept outside its airport. On Saturday, April 3, 2021 it was finally placed on its current metallic base.

(ex FAB AT-26 4612) in Falkland/Malvinas camo and armed with recce pod and rockets