It says they can fly at up to 115mph so adjusting course to compensate for leeway, I imagine they could handle some pretty stiff winds even if it cost them spee

It says they can fly at up to 115mph so adjusting course to compensate for leeway, I imagine they could handle some pretty stiff winds even if it cost them speed. Probably safer in a storm than a heavier-than-air craft, since the wind won't be able to knock them over and stall them, or steal their lift. Worst you'd have to worry about would be the passengers getting seasick, as long as you can maintain altitude.