Taken on charge by the RAF in May-1943 as MA298. It later became an instructional airframe as 6462M. In Jul-1948 it went to the Danish Air Force as instructional airframe at Værløse with serial FMSm4. In 1951 it went to the Tojhusmuseet in Copenhagen and painted as "41-401". It was also displayed at the Danske Tekniske Museum in Helsingør (noted 1975/76), in store at Værløse (noted 1978), Egeskov Veteranmuseum (noted 1982/85) and Danmarks Flyvemuseum in Billund before going in Jul-1998 to the Dansk Veteranflysamling at Stauning, changing name in Jun-2007 to Danmarks Flymuseum.

The real 41-401 went out of service 26. February 1951 and was scrapped. MA298 was in use as a training object from 1950 till 1953 by the Danish Air Force in Værløse (EKVL).. In 1953 it was restored as "41-401" and spend many years at Tøjhusmuseet in Copenhagen. In 1998 it went to Danmarks Flymuseum where it is today.