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    Editorial: Why was the FAA so late to deplane from Boeing's 737 Max?

    by The Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Mar 14, 2019 2 minutes

    Talk about leading from behind: The Federal Aviation Administration waited until 51 other countries' air safety regulators barred flights by Boeing's 737 Max aircraft before announcing Wednesday that it too would ground the planes indefinitely.

    Well, technically, the FAA didn't announce the move. President Donald Trump did, at an impromptu news conference at the White House on Wednesday. It's not clear what role, if any, Trump

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