Which engine is known for pulling the Flying Kipper?

The engine known for pulling the Flying Kipper is Henry.

In the Thomas & Friends story “The Flying Kipper,” Henry takes charge of the overnight fish train. The train carries freshly caught fish from the docks, making it an important and time-sensitive working service. Henry’s large size and strong pulling power make him suitable for the heavy load.

The Flying Kipper is one of Henry’s best-known adventures because the journey takes place in darkness and severe winter weather. Henry stops at a signal and later collides with a freight train, damaging several trucks and coaches. The accident is a major part of the story, but Henry is ultimately praised for his work and bravery.

A common mix-up is confusing Henry with Gordon, another large express engine. Gordon is famous for hauling the express, while Henry is specifically associated with the Flying Kipper. The story originated in The Railway Series and was later adapted for the television show.