<h1>Regulator orders reinspections after Boeing 787-8 technical faults, RAT deployment, and autopilot diversion; pilots demand grounding and audit</h1> A carrier's Boeing 787-8 experienced a technical fault at an international airport requiring a component reset and post-event checks before being cleared to continue. The same airframe had a recent Ram Air Turbine (RAT) deployment and an earlier autopilot-related diversion, prompting the national aviation regulator to order reinspections of RAT stowage on aircraft that underwent recent power-conditioning-module replacements. Pilots' representatives have called for grounding of the operator's 787 fleet and a special audit. The facts raise regulatory compliance and operational-safety issues, potentially exposing the operator to enforcement action and increased oversight.