When a cold air mass crashes into a warm air mass, which kind of front is formed?

Occluded front

Explanation:

An occluded front usually forms around a low pressure system. The occlusion starts when a cold front catches up to a warm front. The air masses, in order from front to back, are cold, warm, and then cold again. Coriolis Effect curves the boundary where the two fronts meet towards the pole.

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