In a move towards more sustainable aviation, Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Delft University of Technology have signed a master research agreement (MRA) focusing on various research opportunities. The agreement aims to facilitate collaboration in areas such as advanced materials, hydrogen propulsion, advanced manufacturing, and industrial design. This strategic partnership will see the initiation of multiple research projects involving graduate research facilities, students, and staff from TU Delft over the next five years. The collaboration also includes projects such as developing an intelligent inspection system for aircraft materials and novel engine configurations to enhance fuel efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions. The agreement emphasizes the importance of collaboration between industry and academia to drive innovation in sustainable aviation. TU Delft, known for its academic and innovation ecosystem in sustainable aviation, will play a crucial role in advancing technologies to support more sustainable aviation and work towards climate-neutral aviation by 2050. This partnership builds on long-standing engagement between the companies and TU Delft, with a focus on developing technologies that contribute to a greener aviation industry. With a strong focus on sustainability and innovation, the collaboration is set to make significant strides in reshaping the future of aviation.