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A fleecy all in one over his pjs, and an opened out square end sleeping bag or duvet on top of the airbed,  to keep the airbed warm underneath him . His usual bedding from home, his duvet or blankets should be warm enough, if he's that active he's probably a warm kid anyway.

 Mine was exactly the same, he's 9 now and still falls out of bed, he moves around so much, and never has any covers left  on him  after the first half hour,  he kicks eveything off. He's never woken up cold camping, and he's camped since 4 months old.

I found that those cheap fleecy pram blankets were the best for Alice.  She has always been a horror for kicking the covers off, and these were easy to recover her with.    I even bought one of those sleeping bags that zip from top to bottom - didn't take her long to discover how to unzip it.     I invested in two ready beds - but she would get her legs out, no matter how many times I put them back in.  
Now when she is on top of the sleeping bag I just throw a couple of blankets over her and hope for the best.   

i have read lots of people say put a hat on babies/toddlers at night to keep them warm

but babies should never sleep with a hat on as you lose most of you body heat through your head, the head also controls the body temp, if you have a hat on it gets confused and baby could overheat