Logbook with PICUS separate column

[lancilov]

Hi guys,

I have a quick question. I have looked all over the internet and was unable to find a logbook with separate picus column. To clarify with example; oxford aviation academy in old days had a logbook where PIC column was divided by two, upper section being PIC and bottom one PICUS, so clear distiction. I know there are many logbooks outthere where you can log picus under pic, and sign it in remarks column, but I am asking any of you, if you know of a logbook with a separate PICUS column or at least pic column divison.

Thanks for all your help.

[towser]

I use a Pooleys one

Log Books | Commercial Log Books | NLB035 | 3. Pooleys Non-JAR Commercial Pilots Log Book

[lancilov]

Thank you. It says its non JAR logbook however. Is this relavant? I see on the website that you posted, there is the other JAR logbook, but it does not have picus column.

thanks

[towser]

I don't believe it's relevant. If its got the columns you want then use it. I've been using that one and its previous version for over 20 years.

[Agaricus bisporus]

Why bother?

Record P1Cus in the P1 column green or some other colour. Easy.

[parabellum]

My last log book is a CAP407 and that has one column for 'SPO, Flt Nav, Flt Engr' and another column for 'any other flying', you could re-name either of these column 'PICUS' or any spare unused columns in your book.

[Tinstaafl]

Log books in Oz have an ICUS column.

[John21UK]

I still use that Oxford one, nbr#3 now, and it's available at afeonline.com.
It has got the clear distinction between 'In Command' and 'PICUS'.

[mad_jock]

PICUS is still alive and kicking and there are still multiple different ways to log it depending on the country who issues your license.