Safe Flight

You control an airplane, guiding it through a side-scrolling sky. Your main job is to keep it stable, adjusting for gusts of wind and avoiding storm clouds. The plane has a stress meter that fills if you fly too erratically or into bad weather; letting it max out ends your run. You tap or hold keys to tilt the aircraft up or down, fighting against the constant push of the wind. The challenge comes from managing these small corrections over a long distance, as the conditions gradually get more intense. It feels like a constant, quiet battle to maintain control.