Your spaceship's propulsion methods MT PMT FT

[Aleine]

What methods do you use to propel your spaceships?
What FTL travel technologies do you have if any?
What FTL communication technologies do you have if any?

[Aleine]

1.
For large ships, we use Antimatter Catalyzed Nuclear Photonic Rockets, they are a really powerful method.
For smaller ships, like space-fighters, we use Antimatter Catalyzed Nuclear Pulse Propulsion, still powerful and economic, but a lot more viable for space maneuvering

2.
For faster than light travel we use Wormholes for small ships and Warp drive for large ships.

3.
And, for FTL communications, we use special satellites with small programmable wormholes, to sent transmissions to other satellites with the same technology.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

The rocketry of the Samozniy Space Corps is simple hydrogen/oxygen rocketry. We've not yet discovered a technology allowing for extra-solar flight.
As no, no FTL capability whatsoever.

[Sskiss]

STL drives utilized by the Sskiss are reactionless/gravidic based using the gravity polariser method. Fuel is magnetic monopoles.

FTL drives utilized are "leap" or jump drive method. Fuel is usually condensed matter.

For FTL communications, tachyon emmiters are used.

[Helghast empire]

for us we use standard combustion engines to propel our upper atmospheric aeroships in the Thermosphere. after that, impulse drives are used to propel ships in the outer orbit of the planet. Hyperspace drives are used for cargo ships to evade pirates and are also used on arc destroyers that defend the cargo ships.

[Distruzio]

Diesel power plants sustain our Aeronautical as well as our traditional Nautical vessels

[Vietnam Empire]

The VE is not technologically advance enough for a FTL drives due to a lot of red tapes and limited chemical materials. However, we have three types of drives for STL.
1) Plasmic Ion Drive ------ Preferred drive
2) Nuclear Fusion engine ----- Best one but expensive
3) Electromagetoplasma Rocket Thrusters ----- Successful propulsion thrust, potential candidate for derivation to a FTL impulse drive, contains no liquid fuel