As the aerospace industry shifts its focus towards decarbonization to meet global climate goals, there is a growing emphasis on reducing the sector's carbon footprint. Currently responsible for about 3.5% of global emissions, aerospace companies are under increasing pressure to adopt technological advancements that will significantly cut emissions by 2030 and 2050. In a recent episode of Getting Technetical, Stéphane Guignard, the Director of Strategy at Technetics, discusses the industry's decarbonization journey. Key points include advancements in weight reduction, fuel optimization strategies, and the pivotal role of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) in hitting decarbonization milestones. Guignard also addresses the challenges associated with scaling up SAF production and the necessary regulatory adjustments to support widespread adoption. The episode underscores the necessity of collaboration among various stakeholders, such as governments, private entities, and research organizations, to hasten the pace of decarbonization initiatives. By focusing on SAF and exploring the potential of hybrid-electric and hydrogen-powered aircraft, the conversation sheds light on the future landscape of sustainable aviation, indicating a positive shift towards environmentally friendly practices within the industry.