Only on the ground.

The secret is to ALWAYS have it pointed into the wind on the ground. Take the wing off and put it in a safe place between flights.

boneman - I still think a light airplane flies best in the wind. It does get blown around a lot but it recovers faster and if the wind drops out on you then it has a better chance of remaining flying because they require a lower flight speed.

A heavier plane isn't as affected by gusts. To answer your question I would say as streamlined of an aircraft as possible. A thin symmetrical wing with no dihedral. But now you're talking about a fairly fast aircraft.

Also, you probably want something with a mid or low-wing.