A propulsion assembly for an aircraft comprising a turbomachine having at least one rotating part configured to rotate about an axis of rotation of the turbomachine, an attachment strut, and an aircraft airfoil carrying the turbomachine via the attachment strut, the at least one rotating part being disposed upstream of the airfoil and of the attachment strut such that an air jet emerging from the rotating part, in the wake thereof, impacts said airfoil and said attachment strut, a leading edge of said airfoil locally comprising at least one acoustic attenuation device disposed at least partly in the wake of the rotating part, the acoustic attenuation device being a local modification of a structure and/or of a profile of the leading edge, and extending over a distance L of the airfoil, such that L<2.5D, where D is a diameter of the rotating part of the turbomachine, wherein the acoustic attenuation device comprises corrugations along the leading edge, the corrugations having a succession of valleys and peaks, wherein an amplitude h(z) of the corrugations and/or a spacing λ(z) between two successive peaks of the corrugations varies along the leading edge as a function of a distance E, the distance E being a distance between a position z along the leading edge and the rotating part, along a direction parallel to the axis of rotation, wherein the amplitude h(z) of the corrugations is such that 0.005c(z)<h(z)<0.5c(z), c(z) being a value of a chord of the airfoil as a function of a position z along the leading edge.