Delivered to the Norwegian Air Force's flight school in 1922 and the 76th Kaje built. Now on static display at the aviation museum in Bodø. During its last active duty flight on 15 June 1931 it crashed when it struck the water surface. The aircraft remained at the bottom of the lake for 75 years before it was raised and later restored.

Norwegian AF 33 taken on charge May 1922, crashed 16 June 1931 when it struck the water surface of Rødmosjoen Lake in Leksdalen and then struck off charge July 1931. In 2006 it was raised from the bottom of the lake and restored for display at the Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø