On display in the corner of the newly refurbished main hangar at this super museum. It is nice to see the changes being made over time as this interesting plane is restored. The fact that the instrument panel and other cockpit bits are displayed in a glass case is, I hope, only temporary and that they will be installed in their rightful places in due course. Polish piilots valiantly flew the outclassed CR-714 with great distinction in the Battle of France and, presumably, that is the reason this example is here at all.

Originally 80 CR-714s were intended for Finland to fight in the Winter War but events in France resulted in only six aircraft being delivered. These were assembled, tested and given registrations CA-551 to CA-556 but were found to be too unreliable and dangerous to use in Finnish conditions and so weren't committed to combat. This example was used instead as a ground instructional airframe. Polish piilots valiantly flew the outclassed CR-714 with great distinction in the Battle of France and, presumably, the reason this example is now undergoing restoration as part of this amazing museum.