Yesterday I was watching a show about Air Crash Investigation.
Case France Flight 447
Type of aircraft: Airbus A330-200

I watch it with spanish voice dub.

The weird part is voice narrator say PLANE:

• Reach final speed of 13000 kmh
• Plane start falling at 7000 kmh
• Crash at 200 kmh

The only speed value making sense is the last one 200 kmh.

So my guess is something was missed in translation.

  What is usually the speed measure in US?

The other value I can think about was 7000, and instead of speed at kmh mean altitude in feets.

Yesterday I was watching a show about Air Crash Investigation, the Air France flight 447 case involving an Airbus A330-200.

I was watching it with Spanish voice dubbing and the weird part is that the narrator said the plane...

• reached a final speed of 13,000 km/h
• started falling at 7,000 km/h
• crashed at 200 km/h

The only speed value that makes sense to me is the last one: 200 km/h.

My guess is that something was missed in translation. What is usually the speed measure for aircraft in the US?

I also thought about the 7,000 figure, and perhaps instead of speed in km/h it meant altitude in feet?