IMO if God had meant for us to fly, he would have given us wings and the ability to breath in space,
You could equally say, "if God had meant us to swim he would have given us fins, scales and the ability to breathe under water."
That's an illogical argument.
this supposed walking on the moon is against God's natural creation.
Every time you say, "so called walking on the moon" or "apparent walking on the moon" , you are reinforcing your insistence that all the eyewitnesses were lying.
Then, when someone else talks about an aspect of the moon landings, the first thing you say is, "prove it."
I know we jet off around the world but just look at the air disasters we have encountered
And just look at those that we haven't encountered - all the thousands of successful flights to see loved ones, go on business trips or even to travel to the Holy Land to see where Jesus lived and ministered.
Paul and the other Apostles would absolutely have made use of aeroplanes in their work of spreading the Gospel.
& what is the first thing the victims do, blame God.
People blame God for all sorts, and question his apparent inability to stop suffering.
You might as well say, "let's ban food, because some people choke to death, get food poisoning, have allergies etc and blame God for that". "Let's not build any tall buildings because some people might jump off them, end their lives and their families will blame God".
"Let's ban computers, because some people use them to access filth and evil or research ways to kill themselves. Then people blame God for the increase in rape and murder."
In fact you could legitimately say, "let's ban conspiracy theories", after the recent case of a former nurse who denied her daughter chemotherapy and she died. The mother is now facing prosecution.
That some people choose to blame God for something, is not a reason to ban it.