Where will Flying Scotsman be in 2023?

During 2023, as well as days out on the mainline, Flying Scotsman can be seen at free static events at the National Railway Museum and other locations. The iconic loco will also be in action at a number of heritage railways around the UK and at Locomotion in Shildon.



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Flying Scotsman (The Portsmouth Flyer) at Fareham - Saturday 17th June 2023 - YouTube. Flying Scotsman - The Portsmouth Flyer. Saturday 17th June 2023 London Victoria to Portsmouth and return, at Fareham Viaduct and Swanwick Station where it stopped for water. Flying Scotsman is celebrating its centenary this year.

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