Would like to research the entire connections per airport on the globe, not the single flights such as in flighttraffic. Is there an updated map available somewhere.
I doubt such a map was ever published.
However, within your university you can build it.
Research does that too.
Yes, there are several online resources where you can find a map with flight traffic connections per airport, such as Flight Connections by OAG or Flightmapper.net. These maps provide a visualization of the flight routes connecting airports around the world.
Flight Connections by OAG is a comprehensive interactive map that shows the connections between airports worldwide. You can select any airport on the map to see all the destinations that can be reached with a direct flight, as well as the frequency of the flights and the airlines that operate them.
Flightmapper.net is another useful tool that displays flight connections on a global map. You can zoom in and out to see the flight routes between different airports, and you can also search for specific airports or airlines to see their flight networks.
Both of these tools provide updated flight information and can be useful for research purposes. However, please note that flight schedules are subject to change, and the information displayed on these maps may not always be completely up-to-date.
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