The Canadian government has announced its support for sustainable propulsion research in aviation, with a focus on decarbonization. As part of this initiative, Pratt & Whitney Canada will be rig-testing hydrogen combustion under the HyADES project. This project is aimed at advancing the use of hydrogen as a fuel source for aviation, contributing to the industry's efforts to reduce carbon emissions. Additionally, turbine engine materials, hydrogen fuel cells, electric aircraft, and hydrogen combustion engines are among the research projects that have received funding. The total investment reflects a commitment to exploring innovative technologies that can drive the transition towards sustainable aviation. Graham Warwick, who leads coverage on technology in the aerospace industry, is providing insights into strategic technologies that are crucial for the future of aviation, aerospace, and defense. This initiative underscores Canada's dedication to embracing clean energy solutions and promoting research that can shape the future of aviation towards a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly industry.