It follows recent reported sightings of drones in the vicinity of the Glasgow Airport flightpath.
Insp David Ferguson, of Police Scotland's aviation security and safety unit, said: "There has been a significant growth in the use of drones and Police Scotland works in partnership with the CAA and airport operators to ensure compliant use.
"We also actively engage with drone pilots to encourage responsible use of the aircraft and ensure they do not interfere with the operations at airports as well as more rural airfields."Jonathan Nicholson from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, said: "Drones can be great fun but people must fly them safely and follow the rules. Breaking theand failing to fly responsibly could result in criminal prosecution, including imprisonment.
A spokesperson for Glasgow Airport added: "Operating a drone or unmanned aircraft within the airport's flight restriction zone is a criminal offence and those convicted of doing so could face up to five years in prison and an unlimited fine.
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