Since leaving the production line in March 1984, this An-2 has mainly been working in Lithuania. Initially as CCCP-17944 for the local Aeroflot division, followed by a few years with the air force in the mid-nineties, amidst various corporate jobs. Moved to the UK in 2010 to act as a 'Soviet' warbird and eventually registered in Poland in April 2015 to the biodiversity foundation operating a park in Belgium. Seen at various European airfields in 2022. The registration, also seen on the engine cover, is behind the wing from this angle.

Owned by the Pairi Daiza Foundation, who operate the Pairi Daiza Gardens & Zoo biodiversity theme park in Brugelette, Belgium.