Reminds me of Superflight, in a good way! I got my first few deliveries by chance and started liking it before it got hard. I did have trouble seeing what the wind would do to me and agree that something in HUD would be friendlier than the minimap. If you do more with it, maybe smooth out the animations to feel more organic and less video-gamey, and soften the stop when you hit the goal hitbox. If I was marketing this, I'd probably lean into the cozy vibes and lose stuff like "you're too drunk to do your job right." Or lean into that away from the cozy vibes. Anyway, this is one of my favorites in the jam, good work!

I think everything has already been said in the previous comments, most pain-points are what I experienced as well. Other than that, it's definitely difficult, I tried 2 times and both times got only 1/7 deliveries :D

I like the concept, having a force (of nature, heh) that you can't influence but can use to your advantage. Also, the combination of music and art really gives off a pleasant village vibe, even while struggling for dear life not to crash :)

I'm impressed with the look, sound, and polish of the game. The cozy village spread out on several flying islands was charming. My skill were dismal, consistently getting less than half the airplanes to their destinations. I could clearly see the yellow markers (though sometimes it felt like I had to spin my airplane around to orient myself over and over again). However, while I could tell that the wind would change and it had something to do with the UI at the top of the screen, I wasn't sure what the relationship was or how to actively use it to my advantage. For example, one time I could see two different houses with targets and I wasn't sure whether to aim for the near one or the far one because I wasn't sure if I should expect an updraft or what. 

All that to say, the game was fun and well communicated enough for me to have opinions on difficulty. Well done.

Great audio and art but lack of direction (yes im aware of the minimap UI). Since it's already hard to control the paper plane--which I'm sure is the intention, give the player some leeway by granting them a visual cue of where to go besides relying on the minimap. Maybe highlight the object that the player should go to or implement a beacon of sort on top of the destination.  

This is my personal opinion so don't take this the wrong way or anything like that but I feel like the minimap was not necessary in this game because as it is now, the player (me) would have to rely on the minimap, focusing most of my attention on the minimap in order to guide the plane rather than focusing on the world itself.  The symbols next to the timer is not conveyed properly. I suggest a fade-in/fade-out small text on the screen with a one-word description like "Updraft" or something along with the symbol. 

Overall, a cool game. I'm happy that you got it all working. Feel free to argue with me, but know that I'm just giving you criticism and it's not meant to be taken personally. :)