This parachute comprising a canopy having a leading edge and a trailing edge opposite the leading edge, suspension lines each having a first end attached to the leading edge and a second end that is designed to bear a load, and a slider having through-elements for the suspension lines to pass through, said elements being connected to one another by attachment means, each of said through-elements being passed through by one of the suspension lines and being free to move in translation relative thereto, the slider being designed to slide along the suspension lines that pass through the through-elements in the direction from the first ends of said suspension lines towards their second ends under the effect of gravity and the force generated by the suspension lines spreading apart when the parachute starts a descent, tightening and spreading apart the suspension lines as the canopy inflates.

This parachute comprising a canopy having a leading edge and a trailing edge opposite the leading edge, suspension lines each having a first end attached to the leading edge and a second end that is designed to bear a load, and a slider having through-elements for the suspension lines to pass through, said elements being connected to one another by attachment means, each of said through-elements being passed through by one of the suspension lines and being free to move in translation relative thereto, the slider being designed to slide along the suspension lines that pass through the through-elements in the direction from the first ends of said suspension lines towards their second ends under the effect of gravity and the force generated by the suspension lines spreading apart when the parachute starts a descent, tightening and spreading apart the suspension lines as the canopy inflates.